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 1   1,4 |               and collective wisdom of people expressed in proverbs, song,
 2   1,5 |             sensitivities of different people and to the culturally distinct
 3   1,6 |           intelligent interaction with people of other cultures do we
 4   1,6 |           absence of content. In other people’s eyes, a legitimate form
 5   1,9 |             The manner of dealing with people while organizing work or
 6   1,12|              re-established, merely by people learning to transcend their
 7   1,13|             The same may be said about people upholding colliding ideologies
 8   1,14|          ourselves and the surrounding people, and merely keep quoting ‘
 9   1,15|                 We may be dealing with people, organizing our work, and
10   1,15|           mistakes can be made even by people of the same country, and
11   1,18|              himself all things to all people for the sake of the Gospel.
12   1,19|               you begin to deal with a people according to their cultural
13   2,23|           norms and ethical behaviour, people seem to tell their representatives
14   2,24|            your vote to keep the wrong people out and exclude unwanted
15   2,24|         another to place conscientious people into positions of responsibility (
16   2,30|                work; we meet a hundred people that one may help; we sow
17   2,30|              minorities, or indigenous people. It may not actually help
18   2,35|                 in my keen interest in people’s welfare. We are there,
19   3,37|               India) in 1997, some 400 people lost their lives, hundreds
20   3,37|                burnt, and thousands of people were rendered homeless.
21   3,37|              1998. Hardly 1% among the people are Catholics, though many
22   3,38|            1996-97 a similar number of people died and over 200,000 were
23   3,38|              homeless. At lest 180,000 people still remain in refugee
24   3,38|           earned credibility among the people doing relief work for several
25   3,42|              for justice for their own people. Correspondingly, we will
26   3,49|        warm-hearted relationships with people, and their universal outlook
27   3,51|              come to the assistance of people in anxiety, these are some
28   3   |                      Getting the Right people for a Dialogue~ ~
29   3,52|               rage, bringing the right people together for negotiations
30   3,52|                 Now, who are the right people? It is not likely that the
31   3,52|          burning. I would describe the people who matter in a peace-dialogue
32   3,52|  peace-dialogue as “socially important people”: people who are respected
33   3,52|            socially important people”: people who are respected in society;
34   3,52|        thinkers, writers, speakers and people who stir society with their
35   3,53|                thugs they command. The people who really matter in the
36   3,55|           after killing a few harmless people and causing severe injury
37   3,56|            mediators, or at least such people as, we think, have some
38   3,56|       ultimately those who turn up are people who are known to be peaceable,
39   3,57| representatives) to make sure that key people will not be missing. Or
40   3,63|              sharing the pain of their people. Only when they are mentally
41   3,65|            will do this with their own people and then with others. If
42   3,68|            efforts may never take off. People may get discouraged from
43   3,68|          events to flow. She could let people speak just as they wish
44   3,70|                oil into one’s tankers. People who claim to be allegedly
45   3,70|           cynical, but tries to ransom people from their own inconsistencies.~ ~
46   3,71|         historic injuries are alive in people’s hearts and if negative
47   3,72|           discover God in the midst of people, intense activity, problems
48   3,73|                ways in which God makes people beat swords into ploughshares.  ~ ~