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    "book_name": "History of Christianity in India: Source Materials",
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      "chunk_title": "Seminar Declaration Introduced",
      "chunk_data": "193. DECLARATION OF THE ALL-INDIA SEMINAR ON THE CHURCH IN INDIA TODAY (1969 A.D.)\nThe Declaration of the Roman Catholic All India Seminar on the Church in India Today, held at Bangalore in 1969, reflects the influence in India of the ecumenical attitudes fostered by the Second Vatican Council. Extracts are reproduced here. All India Seminar, Church in India Today, Bangalore, 1969, pp. 240-241.",
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      "chunk_title": "Christian Fellowship Serves Others",
      "chunk_data": "We Belong Together: Our commitment to Jesus far from separating us from our brothers and sisters puts us at their service after the example of the Master. The Christian fellowship is an open fellowship, open to all men and open to every human value. With the second Vatican Council we recognise the wealth of truth, goodness and beauty in India's religious traditions; it is all God's gift to our nation from ancient times. Moreover, we believe not only that God is the source of the inspirations of the past, enshrined in sacred writings and alive today in manifold spiritual traditions, but that his saving love is manifest in the great movements of renewal, of solidarity, of special responsibility and self-sacrifice for the underprivileged, which cut across all barriers of caste and creed and make us feel one in selfless dedication.",
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