Chap., §

 1  Int,   6|      some reflections on the path which leads to true wisdom,
 2  Int,   6|      truth may take the sure path leading to it and so find
 3    1,  11| therefore, history becomes a path to be followed to the end,
 4    1,  15|   precisely by following the path of truth. Here the words
 5    1,  15|   disciplines point to that “path of life” (Ps 16:11) which,
 6    2,  16|  human beings can know which path to take, but they can follow
 7    2,  16|     but they can follow that path to its end, quickly and
 8    2,  18|   able to open to reason the path that leads to the mystery.
 9    2,  18|    the awareness that such a path is not for the proud who
10    2,  22| reason that from then on its path to full truth would be strewn
11    3,  24|         There is therefore a path which the human being may
12    3,  24|  being may choose to take, a path which begins with reason'
13    3,  25|    person sets foot upon the path to happiness and moves towards
14    4,  36|      divinity. This opened a path which took its rise from
15    4,  40|   seek, they had ignored the path which leads to it: the Word
16    4,  42|   reason can learn where its path will lead in the end: “I
17    4,  43|      as a pioneer of the new path of philosophy and universal
18    5,  51|       lest it stray from the path which leads to recognition
19    5,  56| close shows that this is the path to follow: it is necessary
20    6,  67|      of a truly propaedeutic path to faith, one which can
21    6,  67|      able “to show fully the path to reason in a sincere search
22    6,  79|  will therefore illumine the path of philosophical enquiry.
23    7,  83|     convinced that it is the path to be taken in order to