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 1 Pre    |          the creation of just and human societies. Some pastoral
 2   1,  4|   Religious life needs to be more human, have its feet on the ground.
 3   1,  7|         that cannot be defined as human. Persons who have been robbed
 4   1,  8| overbearing. They tend to be more human, more conscious of self
 5   2,  3|     spiritual dimensions of their human relations. It is "in community"
 6   3,  0|  repeatedly - at the level of the human (anthropological-psychological,
 7   3,  1|           say I was struck by the human and spiritual quality of
 8   6,  A|          can also develop his/her human aspects; ~·a dialogue and
 9   6,  A|           closer attention to the human aspects of formation;~·greater
10   6,  A|       religious life that is more human and "down-to-earth";~·greater