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 1  Int,   1    |        same time the fundamental questions which pervade human life:
 2  Int,   1    |         this life? These are the questions which we find in the sacred
 3  Int,   1    |          and Aristotle. They are questions which have their common
 4  Int,   1    |        the answer given to these questions decides the direction which
 5  Int,   3    |          human being first asked questions about the reason for things
 6  Int,   5    |       human reason with its many questions has developed further its
 7  Int,   5    |    longer seeking to ask radical questions about the meaning and ultimate
 8  Int,   5    |      definitive answers to these questions has dwindled.~
 9    1,  12    |      seek the answer to dramatic questions such as pain, the suffering
10    3,  29    |     search for truth and to pose questions itself implies the rudiments
11    3,  29    |         it comes to the ultimate questions. The thirst for truth is
12    3,  29    |    pressure of a few fundamental questions and how in the soul of each
13    3,  30    | traditions offer to the ultimate questions.27~The truths of philosophy,
14    3,  33(28)|           Sir 18:8)... These are questions in every human heart, as
15    3,  33(28)|          what they are. They are questions which express the urgency
16    3,  33(28)|       more ordinary times. These questions show the deep reasonableness
17    5,  55    |         is no longer a matter of questions of interest only to certain
18    5,  61    |      study of the ultimate human questions in order to concentrate
19    6,  67(90)|  initiative asks the first basic questions about the meaning of life,
20    6,  76    |      also find courage to tackle questions which are difficult to resolve
21    6,  76    |      normally be confined. These questions in fact broaden reason's
22    6,  76    |          In speculating on these questions, philosophers have not become
23    6,  78    |        on properly philosophical questions nor to demand adherence
24 Conc, 106    |         be open to the impelling questions which arise from the word
25 Conc, 106    |          object of study, to the questions which give access to Mystery”. 131~