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 1      II,  4 |        and to enter into loving dialogue with Him. Because of sin,
 2      II,  4 |       of sin, this capacity for dialogue at both the personal and
 3      II,  5 |  humanity, generates a fruitful dialogue. Precisely for this reason,
 4      II,  5 |    possibility of entering into dialogue with the mystery of God,
 5     III,  7 | religious values, for promoting dialogue, ecumenical and inter-religious
 6      IV,  11|    formation, participation and dialogue. ~In the first place, a
 7      IV,  11|         mass media in promoting dialogue, becoming vehicles for reciprocal
 8      IV,  12|       exchange of opinions in a dialogue which is respectful of justice
 9      IV,  12|     tend towards a constructive dialogue, so as to promote a correctly-informed
10      IV,  12|    hoped for from this familiar dialogue between the laity and their