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 1 Int, 2|           place gathering together Christian communities conscious of
 2 Int, 4|           mission. It is up to the Christian communities to analyze with
 3 Int, 4|         message. It is up to these Christian communities, with the help
 4 Int, 4|         and in dialogue with other Christian brethren and all men of
 5 Int, 4|           the living experience of Christian tradition over the centuries,
 6  1, 10|          the very framework of the Christian community. Man is experiencing
 7  1, 21|          entire human family. ~The Christian must turn to these new perceptions
 8  2, 23|      important contribution of the Christian spirit, which moreover answers
 9  2, 24|          pragmatic tendencies. The Christian has the duty to take part
10  2, 26|                  26. Therefore the Christian who wishes to live his faith
11  2, 27|     finding himself alienated? The Christian faith is above and is sometimes
12  2, 30|           doing mutilates him, the Christian encounters in his activity
13  2    |                                    Christian discernment ~
14  2, 36|            various ideologies, the Christian will draw from the sources
15  2, 36|          specific character of the Christian contribution for a positive
16  2, 37|     overture, it can also meet the Christian appeal. The Spirit of the
17  2, 37|       upper hand. ~The dynamism of Christian faith here triumphs over
18  2, 37|            and upheld by hope, the Christian involves himself in the
19  2, 40|         human sciences affects the Christian more than others, but it
20  2, 40|             They could thus assist Christian social morality, which no
21  2, 41|           others and to God? For a Christian, progress necessarily comes
22  3    |                                    Christian meaning of political activity ~
23  3, 46|           only one - of living the Christian commitment to the service
24  3, 47|           solidarity. But, for the Christian, it is by losing himself
25  4, 48| initiatives freely and to infuse a Christian spirit into the mentality,
26  4, 48|       seems limitless in size. The Christian's hope comes primarily from
27  4, 48|        also from the fact that the Christian knows that other men are
28  4, 49|          ambiguous tendencies, the Christian must make a wise and vigilant
29  4, 49|          play a specific part as a Christian in accordance with his faith -
30  4, 50|         possible options. The same Christian faith can lead to different
31  4, 51|            in this regard too that Christian organizations, under their
32  4, 51|            concrete demands of the Christian faith for a just, and consequently
33  4, 51|       working within the action of Christian in the service of their