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 1 I  |             such expression has been Christian involvement in political
 2 I  |      participation in public life by Christian and non-Christian citizens
 3 I  |           civic duties, «guided by a Christian conscience»,7  in conformity
 4 I  |              the temporal order with Christian values, all the while respecting
 5 I  |             principles proper to the Christian conscience, which inspire
 6 II |              and relates directly to Christian moral and social teaching. 
 7 II |         otherwise the witness of the Christian faith in the world, as well
 8 II |              also that a well-formed Christian conscience does not permit
 9 II |             of faith and morals. The Christian faith is an integral unity,
10 II |              think of delegating his Christian responsibility to others;
11 III|           them the profession of the Christian faith, although the Church’
12 III|       inquiry or confirmation by the Christian faith may have played in
13 IV | contradiction to basic principles of Christian conscience, are not compatible
14 IV |          rest on a weak foundation. ~Christian faith has never presumed
15 IV |          empties or reinterprets the Christian striving towards eternal
16 V  |              aspects of the unity of Christian life: coherence between