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 1  Int,   6|           impelled to undertake this task above all because of the
 2  Int,   6|             the truth is therefore a task entrusted to us Bishops;
 3  Int,   6|              we cannot renounce this task without failing in the ministry
 4    2,  17|            and women there falls the task of exploring truth with
 5    2,  21|           For the sacred author, the task of searching for the truth
 6    4,  36|         human search. But it was the task of the fathers of philosophy
 7    4,  38|            the first and most urgent task was the proclamation of
 8    4,  38|           mean that they ignored the task of deepening the understanding
 9    4,  38|        complete Christian truth. Its task is rather the defence of
10    4,  41|           have noted, theirs was the task of showing how reason, freed
11    5,  49|             error. It is neither the task nor the competence of the
12    5,  50|      Christian doctrine.55 It is the task of the Magisterium in the
13    5,  51|             if it remains a daunting task. Given all of reason's inherent
14    5,  54|           accomplishing its specific task in service of the Roman
15    5,  63|            odds with faith. It is my task to state principles and
16    6,  69|             concrete, lest the prime task of demonstrating the universality
17    7,  81|              only ill-adapted to its task, but false.~
18    7,  83|            radically unsuited to the task of mediation in the understanding
19    7,  85|              imposes this sapiential task directly upon her Pastors,
20    7,  86|       erroneous or ill-suited to the task at hand. An extreme form
21    7,  86|             a way appropriate to the task.~
22    7,  92|           too, theology faces a dual task. On the one hand, it must
23    7,  92|        increasingly committed to the task entrusted to it by the Second
24    7,  92|          Second Vatican Council, the task of renewing its specific
25    7,  92|              Jesus Christ”. 108 This task, which is theology's prime
26    7,  97| interpretation of sources is a vital task for theology; but another
27    7,  97|          more delicate and demanding task is the understanding of
28 Conc, 103|            of God gives access. This task becomes all the more urgent