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What is the difference between “c’est pour cela” and “c’est pour ça”?

“Ça” can replace “Cela” in all sentences, it means the same thing.
“Ça” is more used in familiar language and “Cela” in formal or literary language.

ça is the contraction of cela just like c’est is the contraction of cela est.
However ceci and cela are differents like this and that.