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 1 3|      adequate support, from our Christian perspective on human rights,
 2 4|         derived from our human, Christian and religious commitment.
 3 4|        witness to his human and Christian rejection of the death penalty.
 4 4|      that this not happen, I as Christian beg the judge and as bishop
 5 4|      and as bishop I exhort the Christian" (Letter 134, 2.2). He adds
 6 4|      adds in his letter to this Christian Proconsul that if he had
 7 5|       defending their human and Christian dignity. ~In defense of
 8 6| undeniable. Not in vain has the Christian west been the cradle of
 9 6|       God. "The world vision of Christian faith can contribute significantly
10 6|        on human rights from our Christian and Augustinian view of