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 1  Int,   5|         one hand, philosophical thinking has succeeded in coming
 2  Int,   6|    cultural expression to their thinking no longer look to truth,
 3    1,   7|     Underlying all the Church's thinking is the awareness that she
 4    1,  14|   Canterbury puts it this way: “Thinking of this problem frequently
 5    2,  22| deceived our first parents into thinking themselves sovereign and
 6    2,  22|        and autonomous, and into thinking that they could ignore the
 7    2,  22|      reveals just how far human thinking, because of sin, became “
 8    2,  23|       the philosophers in their thinking about God. Reason cannot
 9    4,  36|       to make the link with the thinking of the philosophers, who
10    4,  38|   engagement with philosophical thinking—albeit with cautious discernment—
11    4,  40|       by a depth of speculative thinking. The synthesis devised by
12    4,  41| implicit and preliminary in the thinking of the great philosophers
13    4,  46|         Opposed to this kind of thinking were various forms of atheistic
14    4,  48|       even in the philosophical thinking of those who helped drive
15    5,  51| restricted terms in which their thinking has been framed. In particular,
16    5,  52|  correct and coherent Christian thinking in this regard.~
17    5,  57|       showing how philosophical thinking contributes in fundamental
18    5,  58|       present century, to whose thinking and research the Second
19    5,  61|     with sophisticated modes of thinking, an array of expressions
20    5,  63|       and promote philosophical thinking which is not at odds with
21    6,  65|       used by the Church in her thinking and the development of her
22    6,  69|      philosophical and critical thinking which is concerned with
23    6,  69| universal. Indeed, this kind of thinking is required for a fruitful
24    6,  76|   developments of philosophical thinking which would not have happened
25    6,  76|    development of philosophical thinking, especially the philosophy
26    6,  78|      who seek the truth. In his thinking, the demands of reason and
27    6,  79|    makes today of philosophical thinking and contemporary philosophies.
28    6,  79|   philosophical and theological thinking in their reciprocal relationship.
29    6,  79|    believing, they think and in thinking, they believe... If faith
30    7,  81|  invaded by a kind of ambiguous thinking which leads it to an ever
31    7,  83|       spirituality, speculative thinking must penetrate to the spiritual
32    7,  85|      word of God makes on human thinking should develop their thought
33    7,  85|        and constructive mode of thinking. This same appeal is all
34    7,  89|    consequences of this mode of thinking are significant. In particular
35 Conc, 101|    philosophy will find not the thinking of a single person which,
36 Conc, 105|      inspired by God”. 128~I am thinking too of those responsible