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   Chap., §
 1  Int,   1     |     arise at the same time the fundamental questions which pervade
 2  Int,   4     |        self-realization. These fundamental elements of knowledge spring
 3  Int,   4     |       Consider as well certain fundamental moral norms which are shared
 4  Int,   5     |        the way to come to know fundamental truths about human life.
 5  Int,   6     |     drew attention to “certain fundamental truths of Catholic doctrine
 6    1,  11     |        Christianity time has a fundamental importance”.⁹ It is within
 7    1,  13     |    dense statement points to a fundamental truth of Christianity. Faith
 8    1,  13     |       to God to be a moment of fundamental decision which engages the
 9    3,  29     |       by the pressure of a few fundamental questions and how in the
10    3,  34     |        The unity of truth is a fundamental premise of human reasoning,
11    4,  42     |   known and expressed?”.⁴³~The fundamental harmony between the knowledge
12    5,  57     |        thinking contributes in fundamental ways to faith and theological
13    5,  62     |     the study of philosophy is fundamental and indispensable to the
14    6,  67     |      Pet 3:15), the concern of fundamental theology will be to justify
15    6,  67     |    corresponding act of faith, fundamental theology should show how,
16    6,  67     |      mind itself.⁹⁰~Similarly, fundamental theology should demonstrate
17    6,  67(90) |      the necessary preamble to fundamental theology, so that today
18    6,  67(90) |      International Congress of Fundamental Theology on the 125th Anniversary
19    7,  80     | materialism and pantheism.~The fundamental conviction of the “philosophy”
20    7,  85     | Scholasticism and includes the fundamental achievements of modern and
21    7,  87     |      and cultural context. The fundamental claim of historicism, however,
22    7,  90(106)|     These words contain both a fundamental requirement and a warning:
23    7,  98     |        underscored clearly the fundamental role of truth in the moral
24 Conc, 103     |      VI proposed as one of the fundamental goals of evangelization. ¹²⁵
25 Conc, 103     |        too should be seen as a fundamental and original contribution