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 1   1,  1 |           already do much to meet human needs and may yet do even
 2   1,  2 |    understands it, the history of human communication is something
 3   1,  2 |         to the better ordering of human society”. 8 Considering
 4   1,  3 |         right use for the sake of human development, justice, and
 5   1,  3 |         for removing obstacles to human progress and the proclamation
 6   1,  3 |    accountability, sensitivity to human rights, and other relevant
 7   1,  4 |           also to a great extent “human experience itself is an
 8   1,  4 |      truth of Christ to the whole human family. Consider...the positive
 9   2,  5 |       transcendent destiny of the human person; it is witness given
10   2,  8 |          would be inaccessible to human reason and therefore irrelevant”. 37~
11   2,  8 | reflections of the dark side of a human nature marred by sin”. 38
12   2,  9 |      worship in a flesh-and-blood human community. There are no
13   3,  11|        computer age' to serve the human and transcendent vocation