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 1 1     |     complete answers to the many questions raised by the New Age or
 2 1.1   |      these days, particularly in questions relating to their identity.(1)
 3 1.5   |    alternative answers to life's questions. If the Church is not to
 4 2     |   response to people's religious questions and needs, and its appeal
 5 2     |          is and to recognise the questions to which it claims to offer
 6 2.2.3 |         to answer the unresolved questions of theodicy and dispenses
 7 2.4   |       real, political and social questions? The old adage that “charity
 8 2.5   |         so effectively?~Whatever questions and criticisms it may attract,
 9 2.5   |     politicisation of ecological questions certainly colours the whole
10 4     |        his Church.~The following questions may be the easiest key to
11 4     |         and so on. Some of these questions applied to people and ideas
12 4     |  Evaluating religion and ethical questions is obviously relative to
13 4     |      them not to raise doctrinal questions; but, at the same time,
14 6.1   |        the difficult existential questions everyone faces. Our limitations
15 6.2   | institutions deal with all these questions. These are precious resources,
16 6.2   |         for the answers to their questions, for spiritual food that
17 7.2   |         a situation which raises questions about personal freedom.
18 8     |         Commission, Some Current Questions Concerning Eschatology,
19 8     |     Theological Commission, Some Questions on the Theology of Redemption,