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 1 Bles     |         men and women may also come to the fullness of truth
 2  Int,   1|         Who am I? Where have I come from and where am I going?
 3  Int,   4|   humanity. It is as if we had come upon an implicit philosophy,
 4  Int,   5|       in philosophy the way to come to know fundamental truths
 5  Int,   6|    Christian era, humanity may come to a clearer sense of the
 6    1,  11| fulfilment of time which is to come (cf. Heb 1:2).~The truth
 7    2,  16|       of the ancient Near East come to life in these pages which
 8    2,  16|    that ancient Israel did not come to knowledge of the world
 9    2,  17|       more than the sand. If I come to the end, I am still with
10    2,  22|     the “eyes of the mind” can come to know God. Through the
11    3,  29|      to which many others have come. To be sure, not every truth
12    3,  29|        every truth to which we come has the same value. But
13    3,  33|       desire and nostalgia may come to its fulfilment.~
14    4,  40|   great Doctor of the West had come into contact with different
15    4,  42|        might allow everyone to come to a certain understanding
16    4,  43|  reason and the light of faith come from God, he argued; hence
17    5,  54|     opinions. Rather they must come to understand these theories
18    5,  60|       a type of him who was to come, Christ the Lord. Christ,
19    6,  70|        who were “far off” have come “near”, thanks to the newness
20    7,  80|       density. Christians have come to an ever deeper awareness
21    7,  82| capacity to know the truth, to come to a knowledge which can
22    7,  85|       that the human being can come to a unified and organic
23 Conc, 102|      wisdom, people today will come to realize that their humanity
24 Conc, 106| structures. So far has science come, especially in this century,
25 Conc, 108|      Word might take flesh and come among us, so too philosophy