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 1    I, 2,1 |     of our era are posing new questions about the meaning and importance
 2  III, 2,45|      in the solution of human questions (cf. 1 John 4, 20-21). In
 3   IV      |       thoroughly investigated questions raised by the psychological,
 4   IV, 4   |       light of the Gospel the questions which arise from those experiences,
 5    V, 4   |    and more marked. Sometimes questions are raised about the very
 6    V, 6   | believe that human and social questions should be presented for
 7    V,19   |       b) Explain contemporary questions in religious and moral matters.
 8    V,19   |     must make its own the new questions which men of this age are
 9    V,19   |     importance is attached to questions that deal with social relations.
10   VI, 1,68|      may be made aware of the questions and be disposed to action.~ ~
11   VI, 7,98|   necessary that a program of questions to be researched be determined,
12   VI, 7,98|     there be awareness 0f the questions already under study and
13   VI, 7,98|      a study be undertaken of questions that have not yet been researched,