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 1    1,   7|  Father in the Holy Spirit and comes to share in the divine nature”.5
 2    1,  11|      of creation and salvation comes to light; and it emerges
 3    1,  12|     God does for humanity. God comes to us in the things we know
 4    1,  13|    claim upon this truth which comes to them as gift and which,
 5    2,  16|         when the sacred author comes to describe the wise man,
 6    2,  19|       beauty of created things comes a corresponding perception
 7    2,  21|       without the strain which comes once the limits of reason
 8    2,  21|      notes the weariness which comes from the effort to understand
 9    2,  22|     ignore the knowledge which comes from God. All men and women
10    2,  23|     merely human argumentation comes to grief. The true key-point,
11    2,  23| philosophers of his time, Paul comes to the summit of his teaching
12    3,  26|                  26. The truth comes initially to the human being
13    3,  27|      we admit it or not, there comes for everyone the moment
14    3,  29|       search for truth when it comes to the ultimate questions.
15    3,  31|      flow of information which comes day after day from all parts
16    3,  33|    themselves. Christian faith comes to meet them, offering the
17    4,  44|        the divine. This wisdom comes to know by way of connaturality;
18    4,  44|  through study, but the first 'comes from on high', as Saint
19    5,  63|    search for truth. From this comes the Magisterium's duty to
20    6,  66|     propositions, the believer comes to know the history of salvation,
21    6,  72|        as the Gospel gradually comes into contact with cultural
22    6,  72|   herself enriched by all that comes from today's engagement
23    6,  77|     philosophy, like theology, comes more directly under the
24    7,  80|        their fulfilment, which comes in Jesus Christ. The mystery