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 1  Int,   1    |      decides the direction which people seek to give to their lives.~
 2  Int,   3    |         found in the East. Every people has its own native and seminal
 3  Int,   5    |        attain goals which render people's lives ever more worthy.
 4  Int,   5    | knowledge. With a false modesty, people rest content with partial
 5  Int,   6    |          doubt. This is why many people stumble through life to
 6    1,  11    |          Word who enlightens all people, so that he might dwell
 7    1,  11    |      Spirit of truth”.10~For the People of God, therefore, history
 8    1,  13    |          how necessary it is for people's lives: Christ the Lord “
 9    2,  16    |         is characteristic of all people. Intelligence enables everyone,
10    2,  18    |         of knowledge, the Chosen People understood that, if reason
11    2,  21    |      challenges which the Chosen People had to confront and to which
12    2,  21    |     relation”—with himself, with people, with the world and with
13    3,  25    |      truth of what he perceives. People cannot be genuinely indifferent
14    3,  25    |        only true values can lead people to realize themselves fully,
15    3,  27    |          it must be true for all people and at all times. Beyond
16    3,  27    |      this universality, however, people seek an absolute which might
17    3,  27    |    beyond philosophical systems, people seek in different ways to
18    3,  28    |        welter of other concerns. People can even run from the truth
19    3,  32    |      knowledge acquired by other people. This suggests an important
20    3,  33    |          of decision-making that people seek the true good. Their
21    3,  33(28)|          of every time and every people has shown, posing again
22    4,  46    |         a certain attraction for people of our time. Its adherents
23    5,  49    |          and simple faith of the People of God, begin to spread
24    5,  55    |          with their pastors, the People of God remain always faithful
25    6,  64    |          God is addressed to all people, in every age and in every
26    6,  69    |     different cultures “not what people think but what the objective
27    6,  70    |        limited to one particular people, its language and its customs,
28    6,  71    |     Inseparable as they are from people and their history, cultures
29    6,  71    |       change and advance because people meet in new ways and share
30    6,  71    |      explain these dynamics? All people are part of a culture, depend
31    6,  71    |         history and culture of a people. Time and again, therefore,
32    6,  71    |        different cultures allows people to preserve their own cultural
33    7,  81    |        very fabric of life, many people wonder whether it still
34    7,  85    |        may seem daunting to many people involved in philosophical
35    7,  85    |  fragmentation of meaning, keeps people today from coming to an
36    7,  95    |         not addressed to any one people or to any one period of
37    7,  98    |        the ethical conscience of people is disoriented. In the Encyclical
38 Conc, 101    |          by the tradition of the People of God, with its harmony
39 Conc, 102    |         tasks than this: to lead people to discover both their capacity
40 Conc, 102    |       which is also true wisdom, people today will come to realize
41 Conc, 103    |        reflects the culture of a people. A philosophy which responds
42 Conc, 107    | philosophical systems have lured people into believing that they
43 Conc, 107    |       this horizon of truth will people understand their freedom