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 1  Int,   1    | self-consciousness: the more human beings know reality and the world,
 2  Int,   1    |         rest of creation as “human beings”, that is as those who “
 3  Int,   4    |          truth of existence, human beings seek to acquire those universal
 4  Int,   4    |   contemplation of creation: human beings are astonished to discover
 5    1,  11    |             a human being to human beings', 'speaks the words of God (
 6    1,  13(15)|         and the will: “Since human beings are totally dependent on
 7    1,  15    |            truth, it summons human beings to be open to the transcendent,
 8    2,  16    |          the light of reason human beings can know which path to take,
 9    2,  19    |           their intelligence human beings can “know the structure
10    2,  19    |           of the Creator. If human beings with their intelligence
11    2,  20    |           meaning. In brief, human beings attain truth by way of reason
12    3,  25    |                     25. “All human beings desire to know”,23 and truth
13    3,  29    |     rudiments of a response. Human beings would not even begin to
14    3,  31    |                          31. Human beings are not made to live alone.
15    3,  33    |     Christian faith immerses human beings in the order of grace, which
16    3,  33(28)|         question which makes human beings truly what they are. They
17    6,  71    |        upon it and shape it. Human beings are both child and parent
18    7,  90    |           truth is denied to human beings, it is pure illusion to