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 1  Int,   1     |      question of the meaning of things and of their very existence
 2  Int,   3     |  questions about the reason for things and their purpose, philosophy
 3  Int,   3     |         human reason to ask why things are as they are, even though
 4    1,   9     |   object, because besides those things which natural reason can
 5    1,  12     |          God comes to us in the things we know best and can verify
 6    1,  12     |         verify most easily, the things of our everyday life, apart
 7    1,  13     |        came to teach the secret things of God.13 But our vision
 8    2,  17     |         glory of God to conceal things, but the glory of kings
 9    2,  17     |     glory of kings is to search things out” (Prov 25:2). In their
10    2,  17     |    there lies the origin of all things, in him is found the fullness
11    2,  18     |       thinks that he knows many things, but really he is incapable
12    2,  18     |       of fixing his gaze on the things that truly matter. Therefore
13    2,  18     |       is from the full truth of things, their origin and their
14    2,  19     | greatness and beauty of created things comes a corresponding perception
15    2,  20     |    within the ultimate order of things, in which everything acquires
16    2,  20     |       the deeper meaning of all things and most especially of their
17    2,  22     |       data to the origin of all things: the Creator. But because
18    2,  23     |      and despised in the world, things that are not to reduce to
19    2,  23     |        not to reduce to nothing things that are” (1 Cor 1:27-28).
20    2,  23     |    nothing to reduce to nothing things that are” (cf. 1 Cor 1:28).
21    3,  24     |      the One who transcends all things and gives life to all. He
22    3,  25     |       beyond mere opinions, how things really are. Within visible
23    3,  25     |        the objective reality of things. This is what has driven
24    3,  27     |      serve as the ground of all things. In other words, they seek
25    3,  33(28) |     particular, when the why of things is explored in full harmony
26    3,  34     |         of the natural order of things upon which scientists confidently
27    3,  34     |        eternal Word in whom all things were created, and he is
28    4,  36     |     point of divinizing natural things and phenomena. Human attempts
29    4,  38     |     creator and mistress of all things, that is knowledge of the
30    4,  42     |         that which is above all things? Therefore, if that which
31    5,  53     |        beginning and end of all things,63 and concluded with the
32    5,  55(72) |       we believe to be true the things revealed by God, not because
33    5,  55(72) |      the intrinsic truth of the things perceived by the natural
34    6,  67     |      and meaningful way even of things which transcend all human
35    7,  83     |        God refers constantly to things which transcend human experience
36    7,  96(112)|       true knowledge of created things. In the process of deduction,
37    7,  97     |    reach the One who brings all things to fulfilment. 115 In theology,