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 1 Intro,1|       fully retaining our ethnic cultures and even the set forms of
 2 Intro,3|        them from retaining their cultures and governing their lives.
 3 4,2    |         is the fact that ancient cultures and religions were not sealed
 4 7,3    |     course of the interaction of cultures and the progressive accumulation
 5 8,1    |        interaction of faiths and cultures in our own times as we stand
 6 8,2    |       moves into new nations and cultures over the ages. Indeed, such
 7 8,3    |        interaction of faiths and cultures in a global context. Our
 8 8,3    |         in our particular ethnic cultures and share in the variagated
 9 8,3    |      Christ which transcends all cultures and adapts to new ones?
10 8,4    |          and secular pluralistic cultures on a global scale. Perhaps
11 9,3    |         of our respective ethnic cultures and identities in America.
12 10,3   | Christianity for all peoples and cultures, Orthodoxy in essence and
13 11,4   |         grace. However, Orthodox cultures admittedly have developed
14 11,4   |        Societies,” Orthodoxy and Cultures (Geneva: World Council of