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 1 Intro,3|           the world. Our respective cultural and ethnic treasures are
 2 Intro,6|             all people in their own cultural contexts, ignorance, even
 3 2,5    |    institutional, professional, and cultural norms and forms take prominence.
 4 3,2    |          think and act. We face the cultural phenomena of what have been
 5 3,2    |       author described the tectonic cultural changes of recent generations
 6 3,2    |         truly believe in.[83]~ This cultural crisis of faith is not something
 7 3,2    |         ethnic ties, as well as the cultural crisis of faith exemplified
 8 3,2    |           Rather, it is precisely a cultural crisis, that is, an absorption
 9 3,2    |           most potent answer to the cultural crisis of faith, according
10 3,3    |             instructive for our own cultural situation. One factor was
11 3,3    |           distinct from and counter cultural to ancient paganism, a distinction
12 7,3    | communication are part of the given cultural heritage. Yet such culturally
13 8,1    |             be seen as the greatest cultural leap of its entire history,
14 8,1    |           and complex religious and cultural interaction stands the great
15 8,1    |             Pharisee (Phil. 3:5-6), cultural Hellene (1 Cor. 9:21; Rom.
16 8,2    |             of losing some precious cultural traditions and gaining new
17 8,3    |       identity over against Gentile cultural, political and military
18 8,3    |         uniformity and see that new cultural forms can express the essential
19 8,4    |         assumes that the Romans are cultural Greeks, because they are
20 8,4    |             as a barbarian but as a cultural Greek, too.~ We have mentioned
21 8,4    |            scholars lies “a massive cultural phenomenon: the recoil of
22 8,4    |         incarnationally through new cultural forms? The Church of Saint
23 8,4    |    efficient and able to travel the cultural topography of the time with
24 9,1    |             and adapting to the new cultural milieu of the Graeco-Roman
25 9,1    |          with realism.~ The radical cultural changes of the last century,
26 10,3   |            the report defined as a “cultural crisis of faith,” a general
27 11,4   |           Add to this the too human cultural, social, political, and