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 1   I,  7 | imperative have for Christ? It is certainly not easy to express in a
 2   I,  16|           less against her.~It is certainly fitting to recall this fact
 3   I,  16|      well-intentioned but who are certainly misguided in their attitude -
 4  II,  20|     therefore evangelization, are certainly not identical with culture,
 5 III,  25|        Church proclaims there are certainly many secondary elements.
 6 III,  34|   suffering for it, the Church is certainly not willing to restrict
 7 III,  37|    ineffective of themselves, and certainly not in conformity with the
 8  IV,  42|         image. These facts should certainly impel us to employ, for
 9  IV,  43|          special force and vigor, certainly has a particular role in
10  IV,  48|           religiosity, of course, certainly has its limits. It is often
11   V,  53|        Caesarea.~Such a situation certainly raises complex and delicate
12   V,  58|       these conditions, which are certainly demanding but also uplifting,
13  VI,  60|  ecclesial act, and his action is certainly attached to the evangelizing
14 VII,  77|      destiny of evangelization is certainly bound up with the witness
15 VII,  80|    insidious of these excuses are certainly the ones which people claim
16 VII,  80|          different view.~It would certainly be an error to impose something