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 1    2,  19    |  nature. For the ancients, the study of the natural sciences
 2    4,  41(41)|  Education, Instruction on the Study of the Fathers of the Church
 3    4,  44    |     wisdom is acquired through study, but the first 'comes from
 4    5,  55    |       devote themselves to the study of Sacred Scripture should
 5    5,  60    |    Council also dealt with the study of philosophy required of
 6    5,  61    |     insights and insist on the study of his thought, this has
 7    5,  61    |       of the importance of the study not just of Scholastic philosophy
 8    5,  61    |      but more generally of the study of philosophy itself. I
 9    5,  61    |        lack of interest in the study of philosophy is shared
10    5,  61    | largely abandoned metaphysical study of the ultimate human questions
11    5,  61    |  wealth of traditions. Yet the study of traditional ways must
12    5,  62    |        repeat clearly that the study of philosophy is fundamental
13    5,  62    |  preceded by a time of special study of philosophy. This decision,
14    6,  65    | correct auditus fidei with its study of the structure of knowledge
15    6,  69    | knowledge of the subject under study; but it should not mean
16    7,  86    |      rigorous and far-reaching study of philosophical doctrines,
17 Conc, 105    | intelligence without humility, study unsustained by divine grace,
18 Conc, 106    |        the immediate object of study, to the questions which