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1  I,5 |        that specific theological point which has emerged down the
2  I,9 |          from a specific vantage point which affords a view of
3  I,9 |        but rather as a reference point for all the baptized, according
4  I,9 |     person can reach the highest point that sensitivity, culture
5  I,9 | impediment, becoming a reference point for all people, bearing
6  I,10|    community event.~The Starting point for the monk is the Word
7 II,17|         to unity emerged at that point.~Since then, much ground
8 II,23|      this See of Rome has made a point of issuing directives favoring