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 1  Int,   4|        the journey which will lead them to discover ever new
 2    1,  13|      presents. These serve to lead the search for truth to
 3    2,  19|    tools of human reason, can lead to knowledge of the Creator.
 4    3,  25|  because only true values can lead people to realize themselves
 5    3,  32|      violent death could ever lead them to abandon the truth
 6    3,  34|    the two modes of knowledge lead to truth in all its fullness.
 7    4,  38|    There are many paths which lead to truth, but since Christian
 8    4,  40|   known had been powerless to lead him. He himself reveals
 9    4,  42|     learn where its path will lead in the end: “I think that
10    4,  44| accorded this wisdom does not lead the Angelic Doctor to overlook
11    4,  48|      heart rightly tuned, can lead to the discovery of truth'
12    6,  67|       to faith, one which can lead to the acceptance of Revelation
13    6,  73|     against paths which would lead it to stray from revealed
14    6,  79|    non-believer. It will help lead believers to a stronger
15    7,  81|       doubt, which can easily lead to scepticism, indifference
16    7,  90|    positions we have examined lead in turn to a more general
17    7,  90|  likeness to God, and thus to lead them little by little either
18    7,  96|       propose ways which will lead to a right understanding
19 Conc, 102|     these tasks than this: to lead people to discover both