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| Alphabetical [« »] communicators 1 communion 6 communities 2 community 14 companies 2 company 1 comparative 3 | Frequency [« »] 15 while 14 1996 14 both 14 community 14 contemporary 14 current 14 fundamental | Pontifical Council for Culture; Pontifical Council for Interreligious Dialogue Jesus Christ the bearer of the water of life IntraText - Concordances community |
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1 2.1 | by the members of a given community”.( 18) When there is a shift 2 2.3.2 | still are, were the Garden community at Findhorn in North-East 3 2.3 (38)| Quoted in the Maranatha Community's The True and the False 4 2.4 | is well-suited for the community, detraditionalized spirituality 5 2.5 | arguable that this global community was created by means of 6 2.5 | is a very loose form of “community”. Like the cybercommunities 7 4 | Christianity as communion, unity as community. ~* Is our future in the 8 7.2 | membership of a religious community, a secret society (e.g. 9 7.2 | to foster loyalty to the community of humanity rather than 10 7.3 | New Age places ~Esalen: a community founded in Big Sur, California, 11 7.3 | Findhorn: this holistic farming community started by Peter and Eileen 12 7.3 | founding of the Findhorn community in Scotland in 1965 was 13 7.3 | foundation. The success of this community led to its becoming a model 14 7.3 | Monte Verità: a utopian community near Ascona in Switzerland.