Chapter,  Paragraph, Number

 1 Intro, 0,1|        This very promise is the reason and force underlying the
 2 Intro, 0,2|       demands freedom.~For this reason, the total trust in God'
 3   I, 0,5  |       Christ's Gospel.~For this reason the synod desired to "contextualize"
 4   I, 0,7  |      science," it renders human reason insensitive to an encounter
 5   I, 0,7  |    himself as the principle and reason of all reality,"( 12) finds
 6  II, 0,11 |      the synod."( 18) ~For this reason the synod considered it
 7  II, 0,14 |          Mk. 3:14-15).~For this reason, already during his public
 8  II, 0,18 |       the end of the earth. The reason is that every priestly ministry
 9 III, 0,26 |       to us in Christ. For this reason, the priest himself ought
10 III, 0,26 |    negligence or for some other reason he fails to receive the
11  IV, 0,34 |     Church's pastoral work. The reason for this is that vocation,
12   V, 1,43 | expresses not only a fact which reason brings to our consideration
13   V, 1,45 |       grasped and recognized by reason itself: The human individual
14   V, 1,48 |    austere situations. For this reason, but above all in order
15   V, 1,51 |  regarding the real capacity of reason lo reach objective and universal
16   V, 1,51 |     legitimate demands of human reason. Moreover, there is the
17   V, 1,51 |    discernment: It is a further reason showing the need for an
18   V, 1,52 |    often with difficulty, human reason can reach objective and
19   V, 1,52 |        itself cannot do without reason and the effort of "thinking
20   V, 1,54 |  relationship between faith and reason and to a number of requirements
21   V, 1,55 |       revelation with regard to reason and gives it finally an
22   V, 2,61 |   ideals of life. For this very reason, the work of education should
23  VI, 0,70 |        history is another human reason justifying ongoing formation.~
24  VI, 0,70 |     synod fathers explained the reason justifying the need for