The cons. Life in the mission "ad gentes"
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 1   1,5|            followers of non-Christian religions who settle in other nations
 2   5,2|            the Church, and if various religions can be valid ways of salvation,


The cons. life in the miss. ad gentes today
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 3   5  | non-Christians, in their cultures and religions (RM 26). If the Spirit drives
 4   5  |               the renewed traditional religions and with the new religious


Missio ad gentes and the excl. missionary inst.
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 5   1,1|         general belief that the other religions were false and had to be
 6   2,2|            names that the traditional religions give to God. They often
 7   3,1|             able to replace the other religions. Had the time not come to
 8   4,1|             mission and non-Christian religions.~This led to a reaffirmation


Pr. and prosp. common to all inst. of cons. life in the miss. ad gentes
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 9   1,2|             all continents. The world religions themselves are not successful
10   1,3|          religious field. Traditional religions, whether ethnic or international,
11   1,3|            allegiance to a revival of religions. Religions have become aware
12   1,3|               a revival of religions. Religions have become aware of their
13   1,3|               necessary discernment. ~Religions are becoming organized and
14   1,3|              and even the traditional religions are moving in this direction.
15   1,3|              or in that of the native religions.~The cultural and religious
16   1,4|            with or ignorance of other religions to dialogue with their members,
17   1,6|         conflict to dialogue with the religions, the commitment to development
18   2,2|      conscience, respect for persons, religions and cultures, dialogue and


Small group gatherings - Monastic Ord.
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19      |      encounters with members of other religions~The monastery’s insertion


Formation for mission
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20      |              study of the great world religions, missiology." In fact, in


Miss. ad gentes - Dial. in the non-Christian cont.
   Chapter, Paragraph
21      |         cradle of several great world religions and many ancient civilizations.
22      |               people, the great world religions played a significant role.
23      |            played a significant role. Religions in Asia are living religions,
24      |          Religions in Asia are living religions, incessantly inspiring the
25      |            the context of great world religions like Hinduism, Buddhism,
26      |             paths for the dialogue of religions, shape the relevant forms
27      |            the midst of various world religions and their spiritual heritage,
28      |        between followers of different religions. It is communication between
29      |           dialogue with non-Christian religions. Church in general, and
30      |        presence in the midst of other religions. ~In order to work for a
31      |               Accept the diversity of religions as a rich grace of God;
32      |             better knowledge of other religions. This will enable us to
33      |              and differences in other religions. Holy Father said in Assisi: "
34      |               spiritualities of other religions.  Formation of a collective
35      |             and fundamentalism of all religions.  All religions having a
36      | fundamentalism of all religions.  All religions having a transforming mission
37      |       dialogue with the non-Christian religions.   Let me conclude this