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Alphabetical [« »] proof 1 propaedeutic 1 propagate 1 proper 17 properly 3 property 1 prophet 1	Frequency [« »] 17 necessary 17 neither 17 out 17 proper 17 scripture 16 5 16 based	Ioannes Paulus PP. II Fides et ratio IntraText - Concordances proper

   Chap., §
 1  Int,   4    |    ability to speculate which is proper to the human intellect produces
 2    1,   8    |         surpassing the knowledge proper to human reason, which nevertheless
 3    1,  13    |          In short, the knowledge proper to faith does not destroy
 4    2,  19    |        which, when read with the proper tools of human reason, can
 5    3,  25    |        know”,²³ and truth is the proper object of this desire. Everyday
 6    3,  30    |        This is the mode of truth proper to everyday life and to
 7    4,  37    |        some believers who lack a proper critical sense. Following
 8    4,  42    |         with the search which is proper to reason. Reason in fact
 9    4,  43    |        that nature, philosophy's proper concern, could contribute
10    5,  51    | recognize the inalienable powers proper to it; but it is still more
11    5,  55(72)|         the truths which are its proper object”: ibid., IV: DS 3016.
12    6,  78    |       ever demeaning the venture proper to reason.~
13    7,  81    |     philosophy to conform to its proper nature. In doing so, it
14    7,  82    |    referred.⁹⁹ This requirement, proper to faith, was explicitly
15    7,  87    |   necessary to set it within its proper historical and cultural
16    7,  92    |       faith itself” and that the proper object of their enquiry
17 Conc, 106    |          truth included—which is proper to philosophical enquiry.