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Alphabetical [« »] laid 1 lamentabili 1 lands 2 language 25 lao-tze 1 lapse 1 lapsed 1	Frequency [« »] 25 ever 25 fundamental 25 ibid 25 language 25 made 25 men 25 questions	Ioannes Paulus PP. II Fides et ratio IntraText - Concordances language

   Chap., §
 1    2,  22    |  philosophical argument in popular language, the Apostle declares a
 2    2,  23    |             scandal”. Adopting the language of the philosophers of his
 3    2,  23    |            to use the most radical language of the philosophers in their
 4    3,  31    |         which give them not only a language and a cultural formation
 5    3,  34(29)|       thing, even adopting similar language in its teaching: 'Methodical
 6    5,  55(72)|                                 In language as clear as it is authoritative,
 7    6,  65    |     various forms and functions of language. No less important is philosophy'
 8    6,  66    |            for example, the use of language to speak about God, the
 9    6,  67    | credibility, the capacity of human language to speak in a true and meaningful
10    6,  70    |         one particular people, its language and its customs, but extended
11    6,  71    |            of us in his own native language? Parthians and Medes and
12    7,  84    |   hermeneutics and the analysis of language. The results of such studies
13    7,  84    |       speech and the meaning which language bears. However, some scholars
14    7,  84    |     clearly presupposes that human language is capable of expressing
15    7,  84    |      always a divine word in human language, would not be capable of
16    7,  87    |         opinions and philosophical language, ignoring the critical evaluation
17    7,  91    |           logic, the philosophy of language, epistemology, the philosophy
18    7,  94    |     through the sacred text. Human language thus embodies the language
19    7,  94    |         language thus embodies the language of God, who communicates
20    7,  94    |          even within the limits of language.~The truth of the biblical
21    7,  95    |         those circumstances.~Human language may be conditioned by history
22    7,  95    |          surpass the phenomenon of language. Truth can never be confined
23    7,  96    |         validity of the conceptual language used in Conciliar definitions.
24    7,  96    |    relationship between conceptual language and truth, and to propose
25    7,  99    |         and humanly comprehensible language. ¹²¹ This involves a reciprocity