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 1  Int,   1    |             things and of their very existence becoming ever more pressing.
 2  Int,   3    |            the ways of understanding existence found in the East. Every
 3  Int,   4    |       discover the ultimate truth of existence, human beings seek to acquire
 4  Int,   5    |             the truth about personal existence, about being and about God.
 5  Int,   5    |           human, personal and social existence. In short, the hope that
 6    1,  12    |              the mystery of personal existence remains an insoluble riddle.
 7    1,  15    |         ultimate purpose of personal existence, then, is the theme of philosophy
 8    2,  20    |              especially of their own existence. Rightly, therefore, the
 9    2,  23    |        explanation of the meaning of existence upon merely human argumentation
10    3,  24    |          allotted the times of their existence and the boundaries of the
11    3,  26    |             At first sight, personal existence may seem completely meaningless.
12    3,  27    |             the moment when personal existence must be anchored to a truth
13    3,  28    |       uncertainty or deceit; such an existence would be threatened constantly
14    3,  29    |             ignore it would cast our existence into jeopardy. Everyday
15    3,  32    |         witnesses to the truth about existence. The martyrs know that they
16    3,  33(28)|              of finding a reason for existence, in every moment, at life'
17    3,  33(28)|              reasonableness of human existence, since they summon human
18    3,  33(28)|              engagement with his own existence. In particular, when the
19    4,  47    |           drama of present-day human existence in its broadest and universal
20    5,  53    |           natural knowability of the existence of God, the beginning and
21    6,  67    |       Vatican Council pointed to the existence of truths which are naturally,
22    6,  67    |            is led to acknowledge the existence of a truly propaedeutic
23    7,  80    |         perfect realization of human existence. A reading of the sacred
24    7,  80    | understanding of the enigma of human existence, the created world and God