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 1  Int,   1|     are the questions which we find in the sacred writings of
 2  Int,   1|        Veda and the Avesta; we find them in the writings of
 3  Int,   3|    cultural treasure, tends to find voice and develop in forms
 4  Int,   6|      path leading to it and so find rest from their labours
 5    1,  11| contents of revealed truth may find their full expression. This
 6    1,  14|    despairing of being able to find it, I wanted to abandon
 7    1,  14|        which was impossible to find. I wanted to rid myself
 8    2,  21|       reached. This is what we find, for example, when the Book
 9    3,  24|      perhaps grope for him and find him—though indeed he is
10    3,  24|      so that all might long to find you and have peace when
11    3,  29|       the first that they will find an answer, and they do not
12    3,  30|  research. At another level we find philosophical truth, attained
13    3,  30|       philosophy, and which we find in the answers which the
14    4,  36|     the origin of the universe find their earliest expression
15    4,  41|    external constraints, could find its way out of the blind
16    4,  42|      Its function is rather to find meaning, to discover explanations
17    6,  67| revealed mystery in which they find their ultimate purpose.
18    6,  67|  between faith and its need to find expression by way of human
19    6,  72|      Eastern cultures and will find in this inheritance fresh
20    6,  76|      learns humility will also find courage to tackle questions
21    7,  96|     each other, nor could they find a place in cultures different
22 Conc, 101|      theology, philosophy will find not the thinking of a single
23 Conc, 104|      for instance—may possibly find a solution if there is a
24 Conc, 107|       the human being, who can find fulfilment only in choosing