Charter, Paragraph

 1      I,1|   alone. The courage of the truth is, in fact, an ineluctable
 2     II,2|    the contents of revealed truth by every available good
 3     II,2|    the goodness, beauty and truth of God. Christians are bound
 4     II,2|     6) and present revealed truth in a captivating way. Is
 5     II,2|    the gift of the ultimate truth about man's life, the Church
 6     II,2|     Christ is ‘the way, the truth and the life' (John 14,
 7     II,2|  diaconia of service to the truth".(45)~Elegant accurate language,
 8     II,2| obscure the entire force of truth are insidious forms of irenecism.
 9    III,2|  the Gospel".(61) From this truth many consequences follow
10     IV,1|    acceptance of the entire truth concerning his being, his
11     IV,1|   mercy and the fullness of truth. Such affirmations are vitally
12     IV,1|    charity according to the truth (Ef 4, 15) and in docility
13 Conclu  |     the proclamation of the truth: Ecce natus est nobis Salvator