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 1  Int,   1|          cursory glance at ancient history shows clearly how in different
 2  Int,   4|       thought. Yet often enough in history this has brought with it
 3  Int,   4|   philosophical insight within the history of thought as a whole. Consider,
 4  Int,   5|         development of culture and history. Anthropology, logic, the
 5  Int,   5|       logic, the natural sciences, history, linguistics and so forth—
 6  Int,   6|          of salvation of which its history is part.~
 7    1,   9|            has willed to reveal in history and definitively through
 8    1,  10|   character of God's Revelation in history, describing it in these
 9    1,  10|        deeds wrought by God in the history of salvation manifest and
10    1,  11|     therefore immersed in time and history. Jesus Christ took flesh
11    1,  11|     immersed therefore in time and history; and it was declared once
12    1,  11|          People of God, therefore, history becomes a path to be followed
13    1,  12|                                12. History therefore becomes the arena
14    1,  12|         life and about the goal of history. As the Constitution Gaudium
15    1,  14|          Revelation has set within history a point of reference which
16    1,  14|      therefore introduces into our history a universal and ultimate
17    1,  14|           important minds in human history, a point of reference for
18    1,  15|            truth is set within our history as an anticipation of that
19    2,  16|       happens within it, including history and the fate of peoples,
20    2,  16|            world and the events of history cannot be understood in
21    2,  21|         being, of the world and of history, but supposes as well an
22    3,  34|          also the God of salvation history. It is the one and the same
23    3,  35|        philosophy in the course of history. From this, certain principles
24    4,  39|               39. It is clear from history, then, that Christian thinkers
25    4,  39|           clearly from philosophy. History shows how Platonic thought,
26    4,  43|          passed therefore into the history of Christian thought as
27    4,  46|         profile, especially in the history of the West. It is not too
28    4,  48|           This rapid survey of the history of philosophy, then, reveals
29    4,  48|            and values, of time and history. The theme of death as well
30    5,  49|        data of revealed truth.~Yet history shows that philosophy—especially
31    5,  51|         formulations are shaped by history and produced by human reason
32    5,  56|      philosophizing. The lesson of history in this millennium now drawing
33    6,  66|         believer comes to know the history of salvation, which culminates
34    6,  69|           human knowledge, such as history and above all the sciences,
35    6,  71|          are from people and their history, cultures share the dynamics
36    6,  71|            which he reveals in the history and culture of a people.
37    6,  72|         down the paths of time and history. This criterion is valid
38    6,  73|            word of God revealed in history, while its final goal will
39    6,  75|           this brief sketch of the history of the relationship between
40    6,  75|     philosophy as it took shape in history before the birth of the
41    6,  76|            been the discovery that history as event—so central to Christian
42    6,  76|        pivotal for a philosophy of history which stakes its claim as
43    6,  77|           it has served throughout history to indicate the necessity
44    7,  87|         another. Thus for them the history of thought becomes little
45    7,  91| rationalist optimism, which viewed history as the triumphant progress
46    7,  94|           they have in and for the history of salvation. This truth
47    7,  94|  constitutes the specific sense of history, be examined also from the
48    7,  95|            or to any one period of history. Similarly, dogmatic statements,
49    7,  95|     language may be conditioned by history and constricted in other
50    7,  95|            to time and culture; in history it is known, but it also
51    7,  95|         but it also reaches beyond history.~
52    7,  96|         cultures. Nonetheless, the history of thought shows that across
53 Conc, 101|               101. A survey of the history of thought, especially in