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 1 Preface,    1      |         once the great gifts ~of intellect with which he had been endowed.
 2 ApCreed,    1      |         imperfect nature of ~our intellect takes away the basis of
 3 ApCreed,    1      |         bee. If, ~therefore, our intellect is so weak, it is foolish
 4 ApCreed,    1      | considered very foolish. So, the intellect of the Angels as greatly
 5 ApCreed,    1      |          as greatly exceeds ~the intellect of the greatest philosopher
 6 ApCreed,    1      |          philosopher exceeds the intellect of the uneducated man. Therefore,
 7 ApCreed,    2,  1  |        The dullness of the human intellect. Dull men, not capable of
 8 ApCreed,    4,  2  |      called a conceiving of ~the intellect. This conception takes its
 9 ApCreed,    4,  2  |        is called the word of the intellect or of man. In brief, the ~
10 ApCreed,    6      |       tremendous a fact that our intellect can scarcely grasp it; for
11 ApCreed,   11      |        man is the concept of his intellect.1 But sometimes man has
12 ApCreed,   11,  2  |       Holy Spirit enlightens the intellect, since all that we know,
13 10Command,    2,  2|   instance, the exercise of the ~intellect and such like. And one cannot
14 LordPray,    7,  2 |          man by the light of his intellect in which he teaches him
15 Question,    1,  4 |        thought ~conceived in the intellect. Can you explain this?~ ~
16 Question,    1,  11|          the Holy Ghost aids the intellect or mind of man.~ ~7. Discuss