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 1  Int,   4     |           part of the world, in a relationship with others like them, all
 2    1,  15     |        freedom. At this point the relationship between freedom and truth
 3    2,  16     |       Wisdom literature that this relationship is addressed most explicitly.
 4    2,  17     |           are set within a unique relationship. In God there lies the origin
 5    2,  23     |       This is why the Christian's relationship to philosophy requires thorough-going
 6    3,  32     |         involves an interpersonal relationship and brings into play not
 7    3,  32     |           others, to enter into a relationship with them which is intimate
 8    3,  32     |      sought in this interpersonal relationship are not primarily empirical
 9    3,  32     |           truth, but in a dynamic relationship of faithful self-giving
10    3,  35     |         explore more directly the relationship between revealed truth and
11    3,  35     |        truth and philosophy. This relationship imposes a twofold consideration,
12    3,  35     |          to specify correctly the relationship between revealed truth and
13    4          |                  CHAPTER IV - THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FAITH AND REASON~
14    4,  41     |     confronted the problem of the relationship between faith and philosophy,
15    5,  51     |          and of the human being's relationship with God.~Today, then, with
16    5,  52     |        pronounced solemnly on the relationship between reason and faith.
17    5,  57     |         Council's teaching on the relationship between faith and reason,
18    5,  63     |           harmonious and creative relationship between theology and philosophy.
19    6,  66     |        activity in the world, the relationship between God and man, or
20    6,  67     |           justify and expound the relationship between faith and philosophical
21    6,  70     |     theology, the question of the relationship with cultures calls for
22    6,  73     |         these considerations, the relationship between theology and philosophy
23    6,  73     |         could take. This circular relationship with the word of God leaves
24    6,  74     |          The fruitfulness of this relationship is confirmed by the experience
25    6,  74     |          We see the same fruitful relationship between philosophy and the
26    6,  75     |      sketch of the history of the relationship between faith and philosophy,
27    6,  79     |      thinking in their reciprocal relationship. It is to be hoped therefore
28    7,  86     |           on the need for a close relationship of continuity between contemporary
29    7,  90(106)|          requirement of an honest relationship with regard to truth as
30    7,  94     |    initial problem is that of the relationship between meaning and truth.
31    7,  94     |         need, therefore, that the relationship between fact and meaning,
32    7,  94     |       between fact and meaning, a relationship which constitutes the specific
33    7,  96     |          the understanding of the relationship between conceptual language
34    7,  96     |       right understanding of that relationship.~
35    7,  97     |         confirmed by the intimate relationship which exists between faith
36    7,  99     |       help greatly to clarify the relationship between truth and life,
37 Conc, 100     |   systematic way the issue of the relationship between faith and philosophy.
38 Conc, 101     |          duty to recover its true relationship with philosophy, I feel
39 Conc, 101     | philosophy too should recover its relationship with theology. In theology,