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 1 Bles          |            has placed in the human heart a desire to know the truth—
 2  Int,   1     |         always compelled the human heart. In fact, the answer given
 3    1,  15     |          in your mouth and in your heart, that you can do it” (30:
 4    1,  15     |            seek him with a sincere heart. The ultimate purpose of
 5    2,  16     | intelligently, who reflects in his heart on her ways and ponders
 6    2,  17     |          such a way that the human heart, despite its experience
 7    3,  24     |           far reaches of the human heart there is a seed of desire
 8    3,  28     |         and the inconstancy of the heart often obscure and distort
 9    3,  29     |          is so rooted in the human heart that to be obliged to ignore
10    3,  33(28) |           questions in every human heart, as the poetic genius of
11    4,  38     |          listener to conversion of heart and the request for Baptism.
12    4,  48     |            developed with mind and heart rightly tuned, can lead
13    7,  90(106)|           root, in man's soul, his heart and his conscience”: Encyclical
14    7,  93     |         content of faith. The very heart of theological enquiry will
15 Conc, 104     |          religious belief, have at heart the renewal of humanity.
16 Conc, 108     |           and treasuring it in her heart, has shared it forever with