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 1 I        |            human dynamics of their history (Cf. Ibid. 71), cultures
 2 I,1      |     purified and made fertile. The history of the Covenant is that
 3 I,1      |            inscribed in the sacred History, always presents itself
 4 I,1      |            God» (Heb 11:8-10). The history of the People of God begins
 5 I,1      |            point which directs the history of the world upwards and
 6 I,1      |        time begins and becomes the history of man walking towards God.
 7 I,1      |      Gospel, as two millenniums of history demonstrate, the Church
 8 I,3      |      centre of the universe and of history (cf. Redemptor hominis,
 9 II,1     |                 A new age in human history (Gaudium et Spes, 54) ~7.
10 II,1     |      boldly of «a new age in human history» (Gaudium et Spes, 54).
11 II,1     |     serious formation in theology, history and culture, as well as
12 II,1,1   |        same time, never throughout history had there been so many denials
13 II,2,2   |          vicissitudes of Christian history and cultures, about the
14 II,3     | rationalist optimism, which viewed history as the triumphant progress
15 II,3,1   |        Indeed, Aa new age in human history», already detected by the
16 III,3    |            the major assets of the history of Christianity and for
17 III,4    |            teaching of philosophy, history and literature as they are
18 Conclu   |          pilgrimage throughout her history, but today it is particularly