Part, Theme, Chapter

 1     I,    2,Pre|       a critico-participatory attitude, emphasizing the experience
 2     I,    2,Pre|       lead to a more critical attitude);~-promoting the comparison
 3     I,    3,1  |       It is from the parents' attitude and their way of living
 4     I,    3,1  | education and of their future attitude towards themselves, towards
 5     I,    3,3  | trying to awaken his critical attitude towards the "civilization
 6     I,    3,3  |  value judgement of their own attitude to friendship as Christian
 7     I,    3,5  |  adopt an active and personal attitude towards them. The following
 8     I,    3,5  |  aimed at stimulating such an attitude. They should not be seen
 9     I,    3,5  |       examine their own usual attitude to what they see on the
10     I,    3,7  |  negative or even destructive attitude to spiritual values and
11    II,    1    |   from them with a particular attitude of detached yet at the same