Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I        |        necessary discernment of Christians. When the Word of God takes
 2 II,1,2   |    advertising,(13) «calls upon Christians to be creative and innovative,
 3 II,2,1   |       and morality. The role of Christians is irreplaceable in forming
 4 II,3     | particularly, it is the duty of Christians now to draw from this rich
 5 II,3     | collaboration does not dispense Christians from bearing witness to
 6 II,3     |         the values essential to Christians. The reductive effects of
 7 III,5    |    First, because many educated Christians find doctrinal fidelity
 8 III,7    |        It is very important for Christians to become involved not only
 9 III,7    |        the special contribution Christians make to cultural life. This
10 III,7    |       media offer well-prepared Christians a front-line missionary
11 III,8    |     benefit of the expertise of Christians versed in the exact and
12 Conclu   |  kingdom. It is the vocation of Christians to instil in cultures this