Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I,1       |   cyclical time of the ancient religions becomes obsolete: with Abraham
 2 II,3      |      perspectives of different religions. This affects every continent
 3 II,3      |       contact with traditional religions, which are still thriving
 4 II,3      |       cultural values of these religions were not always taken seriously
 5 II,3      |    influenced by non-Christian religions and traditions of wisdom,
 6 II,3      | thought» (Fides et Ratio, 72). Religions are an expression of man'
 7 II,3      |       in Islam as in the other religions C to the loss of certain
 8 II,3,1    |        unity beyond particular religions. ~Many very different groups
 9 II,3,1    | institutional dimension of the religions, and is expressed in heterogeneous
10 III,2     |                                Religions and the religious dimension ~
11 III,2     |       contact with traditional religions, above all in Africa and
12 III,2     |      will have turned to other religions, and others will have been
13 III   (22)|       Attention to Traditional Religions», ibid., no. 84 (1993) XXVIII3,