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 1  Int,   4|          the organic unity of their content, it produces a systematic
 2  Int,   5|          false modesty, people rest content with partial and provisional
 3    1,  15|            difference of method and content, both disciplines point
 4    4,  36|   principles, they no longer rested content with the ancient myths,
 5    4,  41|            that they identified the content of their message with the
 6    4,  41|           intense in living faith's content they were able to reach
 7    5,  55|      Philosophy is expected to rest content with more modest tasks such
 8    6,  65|          theology makes its own the content of Revelation as this has
 9    6,  69|             universality of faith's content be abandoned. Nor should
10    6,  76|          the sense that it concerns content. Revelation clearly proposes
11    6,  79|       however, can only be one. The content of Revelation can never
12    7,  82|             a genuinely ontological content. The inspired authors intended
13    7,  90|            with the demands and the content of the word of God, nihilism
14    7,  92|           order then to mediate the content of faith to those cultures
15    7,  92|    Revelation entrusts to it, never content to stop short of that goal.
16    7,  93| understanding of Revelation and the content of faith. The very heart