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 1 Int      |    Thus, "faith tends by its nature to express itself in artistic
 2 1,   2   |   and objects of a religious nature. ~A Church museum is neither
 3 1,   3   |      of worship (or of other nature) that are generally no longer
 4 2        |                          The Nature, Aim, and Typology of the
 5 2,   1   |                     2.1. The Nature ~
 6 2,   1,1 |      order to understand the nature of an ecclesiastical museum
 7 2,   3,1 |     usually of a monographic nature (artistic, archeological,
 8 2,   3,1 |   religious institute. Their nature is different as is the aim
 9 2,   4   |   appears otherwise from the nature of the matter or from a
10 2,   4   |      respectively, first its nature and aim, and second its
11 2,   4   |    617-633, according to the nature of each society", see CCEO,
12 4,   3   |   Christianity. ~By its very nature the ecclesiastical museum
13 5,   1,1 |      understand the specific nature of the Church's cultural
14 5,   1,2 | specific funding of a public nature (on regional, national or