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 1   4,82 | responsibility for the future of humanity and of God’s creation. ~
 2   4,91 |         Spirit who guides all of humanity, and the Church in a special
 3   6,136|         spiritual aspirations of humanity, and the manner in which
 4   6,147|          our Christian vision of humanity, the world and God in contemporary
 5   6,154|  cultural and spiritual needs of humanity, locally and globally. We
 6   7,207|         us talents and depths of humanity we would never otherwise
 7 Notes  |       Christ, accepting him into humanity itself poses absolutely
 8 Notes  |   conformity with human dignity.~Humanity is loved by God! This very
 9 Notes  |          proclamation is owed to humanity by the Church. Each Christian’
10 Notes  |    liberation and development of humanity. . . The great problems
11 Notes  |         great problems besetting humanity inspire Christians to collaborate
12 Notes  |     Church, to the well-being of humanity and to the needs of the
13 Notes  |          the centres where a new humanity, so to speak, is emerging,
14 Notes  |     evangelisation, to serve all humanity. Such service is rooted
15 Notes  |      News into all the strata of humanity, and through its influence
16 Notes  |       its influence transforming humanity from within and making it
17 Notes  |          God is meant for all of humanity, and all people are called
18 Notes  |        She is a dynamic force in humanity’s journey towards the eschatological
19 Notes  |         whole human race, all of humanity; he is humankind, no more,
20 Notes  |        the new creation, the new humanity. . . Through the Holy Spirit
21 Notes  |          related to both God and humanity at the same time. They pray