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 1  1, 12|  brotherhood which is lived and by concrete justice. Let Christians,
 2  2, 25|         which is consistent in its concrete means and in its inspiration,
 3  2, 29|   favorable for an openness to the concrete transcendence of Christianity.
 4  2, 30|         encounters in his activity concrete historical movements sprung
 5  2, 31| Distinctions must be made to guide concrete choices between the various
 6  2, 31|      separate and independent. The concrete link which, according to
 7  2, 32|        might not authorize certain concrete rapprochements. They note
 8  2, 34|             34. While, through the concrete existing form of Marxism,
 9  2, 37|       better perceived through the concrete systems in which they are
10  2, 37|            who wish to escape from concrete tasks in order to take refuge
11  3, 46|              It is the occasion of concrete exchanges between man, of
12  3, 46|        every man, to recognize the concrete reality and the value of
13  3, 47|          demand of man's nature, a concrete exercise of his freedom
14  4, 50|                             50. In concrete situations, and taking account
15  4, 51|       their particular nature, the concrete demands of the Christian