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 1  Int,   5    |          human reason. I judge it necessary to do so because, at the
 2    1,  13    |          it the more, showing how necessary it is for people's lives:
 3    3,  26    | completely meaningless. It is not necessary to turn to the philosophers
 4    3,  33    |            Such a truth—vital and necessary as it is for life—is attained
 5    5,  49    |           moreover with the means necessary to arrive at truth. A philosophy
 6    5,  51    |      framed. In particular, it is necessary to keep in mind the unity
 7    5,  53    |          fideism, however, it was necessary to stress the unity of truth
 8    5,  56    |         the path to follow: it is necessary not to abandon the passion
 9    5,  61    |                61. If it has been necessary from time to time to intervene
10    5,  61    |           to emerge and forge the necessary link with the proclamation
11    5,  63    |         which in my judgement are necessary in order to restore a harmonious
12    6,  66    |       philosophical ethics.~It is necessary therefore that the mind
13    6,  67(90)|       after death constitutes the necessary preamble to fundamental
14    7,  81    |         dimension is all the more necessary today, because the immense
15    7,  83    |          to foundation, a step as necessary as it is urgent. We cannot
16    7,  87    |         the past correctly, it is necessary to set it within its proper
17 Conc, 100    |         judged it appropriate and necessary to emphasize the value of