Chap., §

 1  Int,   6| reflections on the path which leads to true wisdom, so that
 2    1,  15|     which, as faith tells us, leads in the end to the full and
 3    2,  18|       to reason the path that leads to the mystery. With the
 4    3,  29|       can arrive at an answer leads them to take the first step.
 5    4,  38|       be taken, as long as it leads to the final goal, that
 6    4,  40|    had ignored the path which leads to it: the Word made flesh.39
 7    5,  51|     stray from the path which leads to recognition of the mystery.~
 8    6,  68| Testament. Life in the Spirit leads believers to a freedom and
 9    6,  72|       great spiritual impulse leads Indian thought to seek an
10    7,  80|      the human being included—leads to dramatic situations which
11    7,  81|      ambiguous thinking which leads it to an ever deepening
12    7,  88|     rational foundation. This leads to the impoverishment of
13    7,  90|   neglect of being inevitably leads to losing touch with objective
14    7,  97| purely functional terms. This leads only to an approach which