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 1  Int,   5    |          time in particular, the search for ultimate truth seems
 2  Int,   6    |       its enduring appeal to the search for truth, philosophy has
 3    1,  13    |          These serve to lead the search for truth to new depths,
 4    1,  14    |          I wanted to abandon the search for something which was
 5    2,  16    |        rightly tuned spirit they search for it within the horizon
 6    2,  17    |         the glory of kings is to search things out” (Prov 25:2).
 7    3         |                    Journeying in search of truth~
 8    3,  24    |         live, so that they would search for God and perhaps grope
 9    3,  24    |         philosophy has made this search its own and, with its specific
10    3,  25    |        field—by which I mean the search for truth which looks to
11    3,  25    |  respected in his own journey in search of the truth, there exists
12    3,  26    |        this unsettling fact, the search for a full answer is inescapable.
13    3,  27    |         a decisive moment of the search. Every truth—if it really
14    3,  27    |       culture, or in journeys in search of life's meaning under
15    3,  28    |                          28. The search for truth, of course, is
16    3,  28    |   obscure and distort a person's search. Truth can also drown in
17    3,  29    |         It is unthinkable that a search so deeply rooted in human
18    3,  29    |         useless. The capacity to search for truth and to pose questions
19    3,  29    |          would not even begin to search for something of which they
20    3,  29    |      their intuition, set out in search of the logical and verifiable
21    3,  29    |      must be equally true of the search for truth when it comes
22    3,  33    |          to seek the truth. This search looks not only to the attainment
23    3,  33    |        seek the true good. Their search looks towards an ulterior
24    3,  33    |      life. And it is therefore a search which can reach its end
25    3,  33    |         is humanly unstoppable—a search for the truth and a search
26    3,  33    |       search for the truth and a search for a person to whom they
27    3,  33(28)|         intelligence and will to search freely for a solution which
28    3,  33(28)|         in full harmony with the search for the ultimate answer,
29    3,  33(28)|        being's free and personal search for the divine”: General
30    4,  36    |     first evidence of this human search. But it was the task of
31    4,  38    |      characterized the ancients' search for truth was clearly abandoned.
32    4,  42    |          in competition with the search which is proper to reason.
33    4,  46    |         adherents claim that the search is an end in itself, without
34    4,  47    |   contemplation of truth and the search for the ultimate goal and
35    4,  47    |  philosophers have abandoned the search for truth in itself and
36    5,  56    |          truth, the eagerness to search for it or the audacity to
37    5,  56    |        to forge new paths in the search. It is faith which stirs
38    5,  63    |        work to the philosophical search for truth. From this comes
39    6,  67    |      path to reason in a sincere search for the truth. Although
40    6,  67(90)|                              The search for the conditions in which
41    6,  67(90)|       way to reason in a sincere search for the truth”: John Paul
42    6,  73    |         cf. Jn 17:17), the human search for truth—philosophy, pursued
43    6,  73    |      powers of reflection in the search for truth which moves from
44    6,  74    |     greater momentum to both the search for truth and the effort
45    6,  74    |        apply the results of that search to the service of humanity.
46    6,  75    | supported and strengthened. As a search for truth within the natural
47    6,  76    |         new chapter in the human search for truth.~Among the objective
48    7,  80    |       which subvert the rational search for the harmony and the
49    7,  81    |        knowledge. This makes the search for meaning difficult and
50    7,  81    |          no real passion for the search for truth.~To be consonant
51    7,  81    |        sapiential dimension as a search for the ultimate and overarching
52    7,  81    |      philosophy to engage in the search for the natural foundation
53    7,  83    |          and foundational in its search for truth. This requirement
54    7,  86    |   manipulation does not help the search for truth and does not train
55 Conc, 100    |         a stimulus to pursue the search for deeper understanding.~
56 Conc, 101    |     theology is sustained in the search for truth by its ecclesial
57 Conc, 106    |         are well aware that “the search for truth, even when it
58 Conc, 107    |          human being's unceasing search for truth and meaning. Different
59 Conc, 108    |        devote their lives to the search for wisdom. May their journey