Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1    I, 2,1 |    take root in ail successive cultures. Though the aspirations
 2    I, 2,4 |      show forth its newness in cultures which have been secularised
 3    I, 2,4 |        heritage of those human cultures wherein a religious sense
 4    I, 3,7 |              FAITH AND VARIOUS CULTURES~ ~8 There are some members
 5    I, 3,7 |       be brought over to other cultures. The Church certainly has
 6   II, 2,25| fruitful dialogue with men and cultures that are not Christian,
 7   II, 2,31|       conditions of men, human cultures, and forms of civil life (
 8  III, 1,33|       IN RELATION TO DIFFERING CULTURES, AND IN RELATION TO DIFFERENT
 9  III, 1,33|        message and the various cultures and diverse languages of
10  III, 2,63|      accepts ail its different cultures and directs them be God;