Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 III,19|     about Christian unity, about dialogue with non-Christian religions,
 2 IV,34 |       continue along the path of dialogue on doctrinal matters, but
 3 IV,36 |           respectful and cordial dialogue, yet accompanied by careful
 4 IV,46 |        the increased interest in dialogue with other religions and
 5 IV,51 |      such as the difficulties of dialogue between different cultures
 6 IV,52 |      challenge of secularism and dialogue with the great religions.~
 7 IV,53 |      decades, for interreligious dialogue, in accordance with the
 8 IV,53 | non-Christian religions.~In this dialogue the Jews and the Muslims
 9 IV,53 |         as a means of furthering dialogue with Jews and the followers
10  V,56 |       the various circles of the dialogue of salvation.(36)~Continuing