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 1    1,   7     |    perfects all that the human mind can know of the meaning
 2    1,  12     |      synthesis which the human mind of itself could not even
 3    1,  13     |  should nonetheless be kept in mind that Revelation remains
 4    1,  13     |       new depths, enabling the mind in its autonomous exploration
 5    1,  13     |      hidden truth to which the mind is drawn and which it cannot
 6    1,  14     | mystery of God which the human mind cannot exhaust but can only
 7    1,  14     |    truth which stirs the human mind to ceaseless effort; indeed,
 8    1,  14     | thought because, by filling my mind, it distracted me from other
 9    1,  15     |        an immanentist habit of mind and the constrictions of
10    2,  16     |     the inner eye, opening the mind to discover in the flux
11    2,  16     |      are pertinent: “The human mind plans the way, but the Lord
12    2,  18     |       he can neither order his mind (Prov 1:7) nor assume a
13    2,  22     |       created the “eyes of the mind” can come to know God. Through
14    2,  22     |        21-22). The eyes of the mind were no longer able to see
15    2,  23     |     which every attempt of the mind to construct an adequate
16    4,  37     |        which Saint Paul has in mind when he puts the Colossians
17    4,  47     |        should also be borne in mind that the role of philosophy
18    4,  48     |     pursued and developed with mind and heart rightly tuned,
19    5,  51     |        is necessary to keep in mind the unity of truth, even
20    5,  52     |     has intervened to make its mind known with regard to particular
21    5,  55     |      to some extent the common mind. An example of this is the
22    6,  66     |   necessary therefore that the mind of the believer acquire
23    6,  67     |     From all these truths, the mind is led to acknowledge the
24    6,  67     | principles and autonomy of the mind itself.90~Similarly, fundamental
25    6,  72     |        will have to be kept in mind. The first of these is the
26    7,  84     |      to see in such a frame of mind the confirmation of our
27    7,  89     |     pragmatism, an attitude of mind which, in making its choices,
28    7,  91     |     certain positivist cast of mind continues to nurture the
29    7,  93     | mysterious truth for the human mind, which finds it inconceivable
30    7,  96(112)|     enlightenment to the human mind through the Church. Hence