Chap., §

 1    1,  14|          poles, reason has its own specific field in which it can enquire
 2    3,  24|       search its own and, with its specific tools and scholarly methods,
 3    5,  51|   difficult at times to discern in specific philosophical claims what
 4    5,  54|               In accomplishing its specific task in service of the Roman
 5    5,  57|  friendship, conceding to each its specific rights and to each its specific
 6    5,  57|    specific rights and to each its specific dignity”.79~
 7    5,  59|         thought and according to a specific method, produced philosophical
 8    6,  64|          in the performance of its specific tasks, to the philosophies
 9    6,  64|        wish instead to recall some specific tasks of theology which,
10    6,  65|         speculative enquiry to the specific demands of disciplined thought.~
11    6,  67|                       67. With its specific character as a discipline
12    6,  68|           of Christian conduct and specific teachings and precepts.
13    6,  69|           it be forgotten that the specific contribution of philosophical
14    6,  76|        being is another of faith's specific contributions: the Christian
15    7,  83|      metaphysics in the sense of a specific school or a particular historical
16    7,  92|           the task of renewing its specific methods in order to serve
17    7,  92|         this point to indicate the specific form which the call to unity
18    7,  94| relationship which constitutes the specific sense of history, be examined
19    7,  98|         knowledge of the good in a specific situation and thus to express