Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I        |  emotions, the human quest for meaning, human customs and ethics.
 2 I,1      |     the Church illuminates the meaning and the value of life, broadens
 3 I,2      |  transforming their search for meaning into a quest for transcendence,
 4 I,2      |            this is the genuine meaning of inculturation. «In the
 5 II,2,1   |   light of faith clarifies the meaning of creation and the relationship
 6 II,2,1   |    should overcome the loss of meaning in isolated fields of knowledge
 7 II,2,1   |    consequent fragmentation of meaning, keeps people today from
 8 II,2,2   |     the point of robbing it of meaning. In this context, forming
 9 II,2,3   |       cultural terms, or their meaning will be lost. They could
10 II,3     |   truth, values, existence and meaning with regard to human nature,
11 II,3,1   | dimension which will also give meaning to life, and a deep desire
12 Conclu   |        and beauty, freedom and meaning, truth and goodness».(35) ~