Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro    |       cultures, to contemporary forms of understanding and of
 2 II,2,2   |   transmission of knowledge. It forms people and prepares them
 3 II,2,3   |   beauty. It may take different forms, but these all seem to indicate
 4 II,3     |       its individual and social forms is very much present in
 5 II,3     |        is feeding the different forms of syncretism between ancient
 6 II,3     |       traditions, and the whole forms a vast community, or umma,
 7 II,3,1   |      within Christianity, or in forms of syncretism which are
 8 II,3,1   |      expressed in heterogeneous forms and expressions of religion.
 9 III,2    |         on all sides of diffuse forms of religiosity. ~A search
10 III,3    |      education. In a variety of forms, depending on the age and
11 III,7    |  example of the distribution of forms of materialism, individualism
12 III,9    |    Christian community. New art forms adapted to our time and
13 III,9    |         up to God with suitable forms of expression and in conformity
14 Conclu   | approach to culture in its many forms has no other aim than to