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 1  Int,   2     |       arrived at, albeit with a sense that every truth attained
 2  Int,   5     |         opinion; and there is a sense of being adrift. While,
 3  Int,   6     |         whom it depends, with a sense that they have no valid
 4  Int,   6     |  humanity may come to a clearer sense of the great resources with
 5    1,   9     |    knowledge which depends upon sense perception and experience
 6    1,  13     |         which it is given.~In a sense, then, we return to the
 7    3,  29     |    wholly beyond them. Only the sense that they can arrive at
 8    3,  30     |         have noted, are in some sense philosophers and have their
 9    4,  37     |      who lack a proper critical sense. Following Saint Paul, other
10    4,  43     |   reasonableness. Faith is in a sense an “exercise of thought”;
11    4,  47     |         to 'alienation', in the sense that it is simply taken
12    4,  47     |        certainty or a pragmatic sense of utility. This in turn
13    5,  55     |   Church, to arrive at the full sense of the texts. Those who
14    5,  61     |    impoverished by a diminished sense of the importance of the
15    6,  76     |     first is subjective, in the sense that faith purifies reason.
16    6,  76     | philosophy is objective, in the sense that it concerns content.
17    6,  77     |      Rather, it was used in the sense in which Aristotle had spoken
18    7,  81     |   wonder whether it still makes sense to ask about meaning. The
19    7,  81     |         a renewed and sharpened sense of ultimate values. If this
20    7,  83     |     speak of metaphysics in the sense of a specific school or
21    7,  83     |         and analogical. In this sense, metaphysics should not
22    7,  83     |        strictly to the world of sense experience. Metaphysics
23    7,  90(106)|                     In the same sense I commented in my first
24    7,  91     |         has been justified in a sense by the terrible experience
25    7,  94     |        constitutes the specific sense of history, be examined