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 1  Int,   1    |     human heart. In fact, the answer given to these questions
 2  Int,   3    |      meaning and sketching an answer to it. Philosophy emerges,
 3    1,  12    |      the human being seek the answer to dramatic questions such
 4    2,  17    |       be found the satisfying answer to every question as yet
 5    2,  23    |   give to reason the ultimate answer which it seeks. It is not
 6    3,  26    |   fact, the search for a full answer is inescapable. Each of
 7    3,  27    |      the ordinary person. The answer we give will determine whether
 8    3,  27    |    searching a meaning and an answer—something ultimate, which
 9    3,  29    |    that they can arrive at an answer leads them to take the first
10    3,  29    |  first that they will find an answer, and they do not give up
11    3,  29    |      yet found a satisfactory answer.~The same must be equally
12    3,  30    |   comprehensive vision and an answer to the question of life'
13    3,  33(28)|      nature; which is why the answer to them is the gauge of
14    3,  33(28)|       search for the ultimate answer, then human reason reaches
15    4,  38    |     offered such a satisfying answer to the hitherto unresolved
16    7,  81    | theories which vie to give an answer, and the different ways
17 Conc, 104    |    Christ, the one definitive answer to humanity's problems, 127