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 1   1,7 |           we may find that for one community barefoot entry into the
 2   1,7 |             For members of another community, leaving the shoes outside
 3   1,7 |           floor demeaning. For one community, black may be a sign of
 4   1,8 |           to the tradition of each community. If we are not able to read
 5   1,8 | unconsciously. What appears to one community as respectful and dignified
 6   1,9 |           respect will differ from community to community. The mode of
 7   1,9 |           differ from community to community. The mode of consulting,
 8   1,16|          in-built prejudice in the community against receiving injections
 9   1,17|        glimpse of the “soul of the community”. It is in that inner space
10   1,18|           cultural wavelength of~a community. We may work among an ethnic
11   1,18|     identified ourselves with that community, we become like Paul who
12   1,18|       cohesion, belongingness to a community, value of life, sense of
13   2,26|       economy (SL 31), a religious community can make a great contribution
14   2,28|           information, a religious community needs to have a close understanding
15   2,28|       effort, a creative religious community can mobilize local resources
16   2,34|            personal project, it is community venture. It is the community
17   2,34|       community venture. It is the community that is inserted into a
18   2,34|         individuals in a religious community will play their role is
19   2,34|            to be worked out by the community itself under the guidance
20   3,42|        behalf of fairness to their community or set of interests. Thus,
21   3,49|      warrior-group. If she and her community have been around for a significant
22   3,63|        nation or the international community. The most valuable contribution
23   3,64|           view the future of their community and that of humanity. ~ ~
24   3,68|          may be rekindled if their community is hit again unexpectedly.
25   3,69|           the advantage of his own community only, not of others. By ‘