Chapter,  Paragraph

1 II,14  |        speak of a right: from the theological point of view every baptized
2 III,21 |          to transform itself into theological research or scientific exegesis;
3 IV,33  |           Such experiences have a theological foundation in the elements
4 VII,52 | dichotomies"-even in the field of theological interpretation of such questions.
5 VIII,60|          strong influence on some theological currents and, through them,
6 VIII,61|   important but hazardous time of theological research. The same must
7 VIII,61|         to pick from the field of theological research those points that