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 1 INT,3     |    uncertainties at the levels of culture, anthropology, ethics and
 2   1,9     |           daily life”.16 European culture gives the impression of “
 3   1,9     |         ones, to present European culture with no reference to the
 4   1,9     | witnessing the emergence of a new culture, largely influenced by the
 5   1,9     |         of the human person. This culture is also marked by an widespread
 6   1,9     |           what might be called a “culture of death”.17~An irrepressible
 7   1,10(19)|            Pontifical Council for Culture and Pontifical Council for
 8   1,12    |          that little by little, a culture, indeed a European consciousness,
 9   1,19    |   promoting the life, history and culture of the different peoples
10   1,19    |   influence of Jewish and Islamic culture. Yet it must be acknowledged
11   2,24    |    Christian faith has shaped the culture of the Continent and is
12   2,25    |        the best of its humanistic culture, found inspiration for its
13   2,25    |          which have made European culture universal.~With all this
14   2,36    |         account of the prevailing culture and the lessened numbers
15   2,41    |         social life, the economy, culture, ecology, international
16   3,47    |           amply inspired European culture have been separated from
17   3,48    |        within every expression of culture.83~By the witness of life~
18   3,50    |          confronting contemporary culture and resisting its enticements;
19   3,50    |       real effect on the world of culture, finance, society and politics;
20   3,50    |           of building a Christian culture ready to evangelize the
21   3,50    |          to evangelize the larger culture in which we live”.89~
22   3,52    |        dialogue with contemporary culture, to adhere faithfully to
23   3,57    |      notable gap between European culture, with its profound Christian
24   3       |     society~The evangelization of culture~and the inculturation of
25   3,58    |       reach contemporary European culture. The evangelization of culture
26   3,58    |    culture. The evangelization of culture must show that in today'
27   3,58    |   Christianity's contributions to culture throughout the history of
28   3,58    |          achievements in European culture and society, the Church,
29   3,59    |         for the evangelization of culture is the service rendered
30   3,62    |       resist the enticements of a culture which often proposes values
31   5,85    |      facilitates the growth of a “culture of solidarity” and thus
32   5,88    |           efficient society, in a culture characterized by idolatry
33   5,95    |           hope and a sign of the “culture of death” present in contemporary
34   5,96    |     together, we must build a new culture of life”.158 This is the
35   5,98    |         so as to protect European culture and society both from the
36   5,99    |          civic life, the economy, culture, health care, education
37   5,99    |         the Kingdom.164~Towards a culture of acceptance~
38   5,101   |        for the growth of a mature culture of acceptance which, in
39   5,103   |            with respect for their culture and their distinct religious
40   6,108   |           foundations of European culture. Christianity in fact has
41   6,108   |          to the whole of European culture”.169~Today's Europe however,
42   6,111   |     cooperation in terms of a new culture of solidarity. When seen
43   6,115   |          humane future with work, culture, and education in moral
44   6,120   |           literature, thought and culture of your nations. But this