Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 II,1,3    | frequently do not hesitate to use religion for political purposes that
 2 II,3      |      perceived there as a foreign religion introduced by Westerners,
 3 II,3      |  particularly in the rejection of religion by the middle classes and
 4 II,3      |         Asia. Islam is not just a religion in the classic sense of
 5 II,3,1    |          spirituality - more than religion - in a whole variety of
 6 II,3,1    |          forms and expressions of religion.  However, the proliferation
 7 II,3,1    |         have uprooted traditional religion. One of the challenges the
 8 III   (22)|  Attention to African Traditional Religion», Bulletin, no. 68 (1988)
 9 III,3     |      roots of their culture. ~28. Religion is also memory and tradition,
10 III,3     |       well prepared in matters of religion and culture (cf. Christifideles
11 III,7     |        the media are open to what religion has to say, some dioceses