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 1  Int,   2|     serve humanity in different ways, but one way in particular
 2  Int,   3|        it has also had upon the ways of understanding existence
 3  Int,   5|     preferred to accentuate the ways in which this capacity is
 4    1,  11|       in many places and varied ways through the prophets, God '
 5    2,  16|    reflects in his heart on her ways and ponders her secrets.
 6    2,  20|      can man understand his own ways?” (Prov 20:24). For the
 7    3,  24|      the infinite.~In different ways and at different times,
 8    3,  27|        people seek in different ways to shape a “philosophy”
 9    4,  36|   philosophy, which offered new ways of proclaiming and understanding
10    4,  38|    something remote and in some ways outmoded.~That seems still
11    4,  41|                         41. The ways in which the Fathers of
12    4,  46|      idealism sought in various ways to transform faith and its
13    4,  47|         knowing; indeed in some ways it has been consigned to
14    5,  52|       philosophies developed in ways which were themselves erroneous
15    5,  54|      occasions and in different ways offered its discernment
16    5,  57|      contributes in fundamental ways to faith and theological
17    5,  60|       to respond in appropriate ways.84~
18    5,  61| Catholic faculties were in some ways impoverished by a diminished
19    5,  61|        the study of traditional ways must go hand in hand with
20    6,  71|      because people meet in new ways and share with each other
21    6,  71|     share with each other their ways of life. Cultures are fed
22    6,  71|         truth to develop in new ways.~
23    7,  81|       answer, and the different ways of viewing and of interpreting
24    7,  95|        and constricted in other ways, but the human being can
25    7,  96|       and truth, and to propose ways which will lead to a right
26 Conc, 104|        persecute her in various ways”. 126 A philosophy in which