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 1  Int,   1    |    knowledge becomes a part of our life. The admonition Know yourself
 2  Int,   1    |      questions which pervade human life: Who am I? Where have I
 3  Int,   1    |           What is there after this life? These are the questions
 4  Int,   2    |         ultimate truth about human life, the Church has made her
 5  Int,   2    |             and the truth, and the life” (Jn 14:6). It is her duty
 6  Int,   3    |        with asking the question of life's meaning and sketching
 7  Int,   3    |          systems in regulating the life of society.~
 8  Int,   4    |        would become incapable of a life which is genuinely personal.~
 9  Int,   5    |     fundamental truths about human life. At the same time, the Church
10  Int,   5    |        Even certain conceptions of life coming from the East betray
11  Int,   5    |            to the reality of human life and its forms of expression,
12  Int,   6    |          for personal and communal life becomes all the more pressing
13  Int,   6    |    discovering the real meaning of life is cast into doubt. This
14  Int,   6    |        many people stumble through life to the very edge of the
15  Int,   6    |            enquiry into what makes life worth living. With its enduring
16    1,   7    |          13). At the origin of our life of faith there is an encounter,
17    1,   7    |         can know of the meaning of life.~
18    1,  11    | Incarnation of the Son of God, our life is even now a foretaste
19    1,  11    |        truth about himself and his life which God has entrusted
20    1,  12    |         the things of our everyday life, apart from which we cannot
21    1,  12    |        source of meaning for human life. Now, in Christ, all have
22    1,  12    |            has bestowed the divine life which the first Adam had
23    1,  12    |     ultimate truth about their own life and about the goal of history.
24    1,  13    |        that Jesus, with his entire life, revealed the countenance
25    1,  13    |          the divine mystery of the life of the Trinity.19~
26    1,  14    |            if the mystery of human life is to be known. Yet this
27    1,  15    |         the “mystery” of their own life. As absolute truth, it summons
28    1,  15    | disciplines point to that “path of life” (Ps 16:11) which, as faith
29    2,  16    |          ancient Near East come to life in these pages which are
30    2,  18    | foolishness there lies a threat to life. The fool thinks that he
31    2,  23    |       death could be the source of life and love; yet to reveal
32    3,  24    |    transcends all things and gives life to all. He then continues
33    3,  25    |           of this desire. Everyday life shows how concerned each
34    3,  25    |        chosen and pursued in one's life be true, because only true
35    3,  26    |          being as a question: Does life have a meaning? Where is
36    3,  26    |         order to have doubts about life's meaning. The daily experience
37    3,  26    |          of suffering—in one's own life and in the lives of others—
38    3,  26    |    absolutely certain truth of our life, beyond the fact that we
39    3,  26    |          the definitive end of our life or if there is something
40    3,  26    |         question of the meaning of life and immortality.~
41    3,  27    |           in journeys in search of life's meaning under the guidance
42    3,  28    |         the truth still influences life. Life in fact can never
43    3,  28    |       truth still influences life. Life in fact can never be grounded
44    3,  29    |            into jeopardy. Everyday life shows well enough how each
45    3,  30    |           truth proper to everyday life and to scientific research.
46    3,  30    |          answer to the question of life's meaning; and in the light
47    3,  30    |           they interpret their own life's course and regulate their
48    3,  31    |        result of the experience of life or by dint of further reasoning.
49    3,  31    |      Nonetheless, there are in the life of a human being many more
50    3,  31    |         findings upon which modern life is based? Who could personally
51    3,  32    |         have found the truth about life in the encounter with Jesus
52    3,  33    |       would explain the meaning of life. And it is therefore a search
53    3,  33    |         and necessary as it is for life—is attained not only by
54    3,  33    |          entrust oneself and one's life to another person and the
55    3,  33(28)|     existence, in every moment, at life's most important and decisive
56    3,  33(28)|         reveal the full meaning of life. These enquiries, therefore,
57    4,  37    |        wisdom and an education for life—with a higher and esoteric
58    4,  38    |    hitherto unresolved question of life's meaning that delving into
59    4,  38    |            speech and in purity of life, it is well disposed towards
60    4,  40    |            a wonderful holiness of life, he could also introduce
61    4,  46    |           entirety of the person's life. Further still, some of
62    4,  46    |           nihilist interpretation, life is no more than an occasion
63    4,  47    |       ultimate goal and meaning of life; but instead, as “instrumental
64    4,  48    |          true meaning of their own life. But this does not mean
65    5,  56    |            and ultimate meaning of life which has traditionally
66    5,  57    |        historic importance for the life of the Church, since it
67    5,  60    |         one day, in their pastoral life, will have to address the
68    5,  61    |        inculturation of faith. The life of the young Churches in
69    6,  67(90)|     questions about the meaning of life, the purpose he wishes to
70    6,  68    |           the New Testament, human life is much less governed by
71    6,  68    |         than in the Old Testament. Life in the Spirit leads believers
72    6,  68    |            individual and communal life, Christians must be able
73    6,  70    |        values which can make their life ever more human.94 Insofar
74    6,  71    |            the human experience of life reveals. They change and
75    6,  71    |           each other their ways of life. Cultures are fed by the
76    6,  76    |         question of the meaning of life or, more directly, the radical
77    7,  80    |        indications regarding man's life, his freedom and the immortality
78    7,  80    |           and the meaning of human life.~The problem of moral evil—
79    7,  80    |          problem of the meaning of life and proffers its response
80    7,  80    |           that the world and human life do have a meaning and look
81    7,  80    |          point does the meaning of life reach its defining moment.
82    7,  81    |          meaning”. Perspectives on life and the world, often of
83    7,  81    |        comprise the very fabric of life, many people wonder whether
84    7,  81    |   interpreting the world and human life, serve only to aggravate
85    7,  81    |         question of the meaning of life would be in grave danger
86    7,  81    |         and overarching meaning of life. This first requirement
87    7,  88    |      dominate all aspects of human life through technological progress.
88    7,  88    |         question of the meaning of life to the realm of the irrational
89    7,  89    |        suffering and sacrifice, of life and death.~
90    7,  98    |       faith is linked to the moral life of believers. Faced with
91    7,  98    |         the family, the defence of life and the natural environment,
92    7,  99    |    demonstrating its link with the life of the faithful. 119 The
93    7,  99    |     relationship between truth and life, between event and doctrinal
94 Conc, 102    |          and definitive meaning of life. In the light of these profound
95 Conc, 108    |          Seat of Wisdom, and whose life itself is a true parable