Chap., §

 1  Int,   5    |             the rise to prominence of various doctrines which tend to
 2    3,  24    |   philosophers was full of statues of various idols. One altar in particular
 3    3,  27    |               a truth, giving rise to various systems and schools of thought.
 4    4,  37    |               if we apply them to the various kinds of esoteric superstition
 5    4,  41    |            made flesh. Faced with the various philosophies, the Fathers
 6    4,  46    | representatives of idealism sought in various ways to transform faith
 7    4,  46    |            this kind of thinking were various forms of atheistic humanism,
 8    5,  52    |              it their duty to counter various streams of modern thought
 9    5,  55    |              always remember that the various hermeneutical approaches
10    5,  60(84)|              1992), 750-751. Cf. also various remarks on the philosophy
11    5,  61    |            few theologians.~There are various reasons for this disenchantment.
12    6,  65    |         communication, especially the various forms and functions of language.
13    7,  81    |        scepticism, indifference or to various forms of nihilism.~In consequence,
14    7,  98    |            will be able to tackle the various problems in its competence,
15    7,  99    |               insights drawn from the various strands of philosophy; and
16 Conc, 104    |           Church and persecute her in various ways”. 126 A philosophy