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1 3 | call the rule of simple reason or nature. The abandonment
2 3, 2 | the natural power of human reason : ever since the creation
3 3, 2 | beyond the scope of human reason, can, even in the present
4 3, 2 | absolutely necessary; the reason is that God directed human
5 3, 3 | creator and lord, and created reason is completely subject to
6 3, 3 | by the natural light of reason, but because of the authority
7 3, 3 | should be in accordance with reason, it was God's will that
8 3, 3 | the church herself by reason of ~ her astonishing
9 3, 4 | Chapter 4. On faith and reason~ The perpetual agreement
10 3, 4 | the one level by natural reason, at the other level by
11 3, 4 | things to which natural reason can attain, there are proposed
12 3, 4 | the little ones32. Now reason, does indeed when it
13 3, 4 | end of humanity; but reason ~ is never rendered capable
14 3, 4 | Even though faith is above reason, there can never be any
15 3, 4 | disagreement between faith and reason, since it is the same
16 3, 4 | human mind with the light of reason. God cannot deny himself,
17 3, 4 | mistaken for the conclusions of reason. Therefore we define that
18 3, 4 | Not only can faith and reason never be at odds with one
19 3, 4 | on the one hand right reason established the foundations
20 3, 4 | other hand, faith delivers reason from errors and protects
21 3, Canons, 2| the natural light of human reason: let him be anathema. ~
22 3, Canons, 3| anyone says that human reason is so independent that faith
23 3, Canons, 3| produced by arguments of human reason; or that the grace of
24 3, Canons, 4| 4. On faith and reason~ 1. If anyone says that
25 3, Canons, 4| demonstrated by properly trained reason from natural principles:
26 4, 2 | once received47. For this reason it has always been necessary
27 4, 4 | Custom]~ It was for this reason that the bishops of the
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