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 1  Int,   1|          at ancient history shows clearly how in different parts of
 2  Int,   4| philosophy. In such cases, we are clearly dealing with a “philosophical
 3  Int,   5|      neglected. Modern philosophy clearly has the great merit of focusing
 4    1,  11|          to light; and it emerges clearly above all that, with the
 5    2,  22|        were no longer able to see clearly: reason became more and
 6    4,  38|    ancients' search for truth was clearly abandoned. Since access
 7    4,  39|      tended to distinguish itself clearly from philosophy. History
 8    4,  41|         with the Church?”.40 This clearly indicates the critical consciousness
 9    5,  49|     Magisterium's duty to respond clearly and strongly when controversial
10    5,  62|              62. I wish to repeat clearly that the study of philosophy
11    6,  76|      concerns content. Revelation clearly proposes certain truths
12    7,  80|         problem; but what emerges clearly is the rejection of all
13    7,  84|      disqualify themselves. Faith clearly presupposes that human language
14    7,  98|          Encyclical I underscored clearly the fundamental role of
15 Conc, 101|     especially in the West, shows clearly that the encounter between
16 Conc, 102|          s word also emerges more clearly. Through the mediation of
17 Conc, 105|          legislation, which speak clearly of the urgent and binding