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 1  Int,   5     |      with its many questions has developed further its yearning to
 2    4,  39     |        doctrine about God. As it developed, this new Christian thought
 3    4,  48     |   insights which, if pursued and developed with mind and heart rightly
 4    5,  50     |       philosophical learning has developed, different schools of thought
 5    5,  52     |          lest these philosophies developed in ways which were themselves
 6    5,  54     |        had not been proposed and developed by theologians, but had
 7    5,  57     |         great Pope revisited and developed the First Vatican Council'
 8    5,  60     |         have been reiterated and developed in a number of other magisterial
 9    6,  64     |     philosophies which have been developed through the ages. I have
10    6,  76     |     refer simply to a philosophy developed by Christian philosophers
11    7,  86     |    philosophy and the philosophy developed in the Christian tradition
12    7,  95     | circumstances in which the texts developed to the truth which they
13    7,  96(112)|        and terms which have been developed though common effort by
14    7,  96     |          they were conceived and developed. The hermeneutical problem
15    7,  96(113)|          greater clarity or more developed. The faithful therefore
16    7,  97     |     nowadays, or an ecclesiology developed solely on the model of civil