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1       I,  6 |   the centre not just of the history of the Church, but also
2       I,  6 |     the Church, but also the history of humanity. In him, all
3       I,  6 | Christ is “the goal of human history, the focal point of the
4       I,  6 |      point of the desires of history and civilization, the centre
5      II,  12|     of the Church throughout history: “Lord, to whom can we go?
6      II,  15|     come again at the end of history. This “eschatological” aspect
7     III,  19|     when he brought about in history his plan of salvation? God
8      IV,  26| attitudes of intolerance. If history demonstrates that mistakes