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1 1, 7 | reveal himself and to make known to us the hidden purpose 2 1, 7 | desires to make himself known; and the knowledge which 3 1, 9 | divinely revealed, cannot be known”.7 Based upon God's testimony 4 1, 13 | transcendence, God who makes himself known is also the source of the 5 1, 14 | mystery of human life is to be known. Yet this knowledge refers 6 1, 15 | conclusion: the truth made known to us by Revelation is neither 7 3, 25 | adhere to it once it is known”.25~It is essential, therefore, 8 4, 40 | the philosophers he had known had been powerless to lead 9 4, 40 | theological speculation known to the West. Reinforced 10 4, 42 | next to nothing, is to be known and expressed?”.43~The fundamental 11 4, 44(50)| 1, which echoes the well known phrase of the Ambrosiaster, 12 4, 46 | radical positions are well known and high in profile, especially 13 5, 52 | intervened to make its mind known with regard to particular 14 5, 58 | the papal summons are well known. Studies of the thought 15 6, 70 | preached, the Church has known the process of encounter 16 7, 82 | being of the object which is known. This prompts a second requirement: 17 7, 92 | religion, this doctrine must be known more widely and deeply, 18 7, 92 | truth may once again be known and expressed. The Truth, 19 7, 92 | truth, walking those paths known only to the Spirit of the 20 7, 95 | culture; in history it is known, but it also reaches beyond