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 1 Intro,1|         pluralistic and secular society no longer supports Christian
 2 Intro,1|     remain equally true for our society today: “Lift up your eyes,
 3 Intro,1|    engagement with contemporary society by escaping to a world of
 4 Intro,1|        s engagement with modern society of which Orthodox Christians
 5 Intro,2|      salvation, Church, ethics, society, family, marriage, vocations,
 6 Intro,2|      Christ. In a free and open society, the truth itself is the
 7 1,4    |        the Gospel is related to society at large and the witness
 8 3,2    |        numbers of people in our society live, feel, think and act.
 9 3,2    |   influences all members of our society, including our fellow parishioners
10 3,2    |       more deeply influenced by society than the local parish.[87]
11 3,2    |         commitment in a secular society where Christian faith is
12 3,2    |       In this free, pluralistic society the Orthodox Church must
13 3,3    |         movement triumphed in a society much like our own — a world
14 3,3    |         of being an alternative society, distinct from and counter
15 3,3    |    people. In contrast to pagan society, where anything was possible
16 3,4    |    Parish Council or the Ladies Society tonight? Is there a pastoral
17 4,4    |  alternative community to pagan society, a community with a remarkable
18 7,5    |        its witness as Church to society is directly related to the
19 8,2    |        in American business and society, yet powerfully attached
20 8,2    |   mission in this free and open society. He tries to arouse local
21 8,4    |         not come to hellenistic society with empty hands. Yet by
22 8,4    |       road he traveled in pagan society. He nowhere reflects on
23 8,4    |       over against contemporary society? What kind of discernment
24 9,3    |         of death.” We live in a society that is morally decomposing
25 10,3   |       moral values in a secular society marked by selfish individualism,
26 10,3   | existing in a free, pluralistic society must assume for itself the
27 10,3   |      mission in the world. In a society where ethnicity is inevitably
28 10,3   |        to contemporary life and society.~ When it is true to itself,
29 11,2   |      life of individuals and of society and that they should aim
30 11,4   |        critics or exploiters of society or of each other, being
31 11,4   |      irrelevant to contemporary society?[148] The Metropolitan graciously
32 11,4   |      Wyschogrod, “Tradition and Society in Judaism,” in The Christian