Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1 II,1  | demands a serious formation in theology, history and culture, as
2 II,2,1|      inculturation depend on a theology which is perfectly in tune
3 II,2,1|      who are both qualified in theology and competent in science
4 II,3,1|     questions, and a pragmatic theology which exalts the self society
5 III,5 |     two areas: in the field of theology and in the field of pastoral
6 III,5 |        recognition, courses in theology are certainly to be encouraged
7 III,8 |  physical or life sciences and theology or philosophy, who are able