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 1 Fwd,6|  infatuations of the surrounding culture in an attempt to be “relevant”
 2  5,8 |     Byzantium on the society and culture of Eastern Europe. Through
 3  6,16|         account of “new forms of culture (mass culture) which give
 4  6,16|       new forms of culture (mass culture) which give rise to new
 5  7,14|     massive inroads into Western culture. This new religious view,
 6  7,14|           in pluralistic Western culture, no opinion is permitted
 7  7,14|        that lineage, outside the culture, you have only your speculations
 8  7,17| engineers” who aim at moving our culture in a secular direction.
 9  7,17|          our Christian faith and culture.~ Concerning the so-called
10  7,21|      keep in step with the pagan culture that surrounds them, one
11  9,42|   appearance of cities, external culture began to develop. Trades
12 11,1 |          all phases of spiritual culture. By that time all the basic
13 11,3 |          and warmed-over popular culture. These religious spectacles