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 1  Int,   5|          the Church cannot but set great value upon reason's drive
 2  Int,   5|         philosophy clearly has the great merit of focusing attention
 3  Int,   5|      distrust of the human being's great capacity for knowledge.
 4  Int,   6|          truth, philosophy has the great responsibility of forming
 5  Int,   6|          to a clearer sense of the great resources with which it
 6    2,  17|         desire for knowledge is so great and it works in such a way
 7    2,  23|             one thing emerges with great clarity: the opposition
 8    2,  23|          is to our reason, and how great the gain for reason if it
 9    4,  40|      Augustine were important. The great Doctor of the West had come
10    4,  40|   succeeded in producing the first great synthesis of philosophy
11    4,  40|          and Latin. In him too the great unity of knowledge, grounded
12    4,  41| preliminary in the thinking of the great philosophers of antiquity.41
13    4,  43|          Aristotle, Thomas had the great merit of giving pride of
14    4,  44|                 44. Another of the great insights of Saint Thomas
15    4,  45|       philosophy, Saint Albert the Great and Saint Thomas were the
16    5,  57|        entirely to philosophy. The great Pope revisited and developed
17    5,  59|    produced philosophical works of great influence and lasting value.
18    5,  59|          stood comparison with the great systems of idealism. Others
19    5,  59|           sought to keep alive the great tradition of Christian thought
20    6,  65|            and the teaching of the great masters of theology, who
21    6,  70|        simple statement contains a great truth: faith's encounter
22    6,  72|        philosophical traditions of great antiquity. Among these lands,
23    6,  72|       India has a special place. A great spiritual impulse leads
24    6,  72|           provides the context for great metaphysical systems.~In
25    6,  72|        first, is this: in engaging great cultures for the first time,
26    6,  72|            for the heritage of the great cultures of China, Japan
27    6,  74|     confirmed by the experience of great Christian theologians who
28    6,  74|        distinguished themselves as great philosophers, bequeathing
29    6,  74|          Medieval Doctors with the great triad of Saint Anselm, Saint
30    6,  74|         continue to cultivate this great philosophical and theological
31    7,  83|          itself, in God. We face a great challenge at the end of
32    7,  85|        organic continuity with the great tradition which, beginning
33    7,  88|            it approaches the other great problems of philosophy which,
34    7,  89|            clear: in practice, the great moral decisions of humanity
35    7,  89|          vision which excludes the great ethical dilemmas and the
36 Conc, 105|         remember the words of that great master of thought and spirituality,
37 Conc, 105|     systematic presentation of the great heritage of the Christian