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 1  Int,   3|  shows in different modes and forms that the desire for truth
 2  Int,   3|     find voice and develop in forms which are genuinely philosophical.
 3  Int,   5|       given rise to different forms of agnosticism and relativism
 4  Int,   5| reality of human life and its forms of expression, it has also
 5    4,  41|     able to reach the deepest forms of speculation. It is therefore
 6    4,  44|       two other complementary forms of wisdom—philosophical
 7    4,  45|       into contact with other forms of learning and scientific
 8    4,  45|   distinction between the two forms of learning became more
 9    4,  45|       of reaching the highest forms of speculation, was destroyed
10    4,  46|      of thinking were various forms of atheistic humanism, expressed
11    4,  47|   wholly marginal role. Other forms of rationality have acquired
12    4,  47|    the more peripheral. These forms of rationality are directed
13    5,  52|      concerning the different forms of idolatry and esoteric
14    5,  53|  their object”.64 Against all forms of rationalism, then, there
15    6,  65|        especially the various forms and functions of language.
16    6,  71|  riches and force it to adopt forms which are alien to it. On
17    7,  80|     the most tragic of evil's forms—is also addressed in the
18    7,  80|       is the rejection of all forms of relativism, materialism
19    7,  81|    indifference or to various forms of nihilism.~In consequence,
20    7,  88|      to admit the validity of forms of knowledge other than