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 1    1,  12|      their own life and about the goal of history. As the Constitution
 2    3,  29|       they have not reached their goal; rightly enough they will
 3    3,  33|       possibility of reaching the goal which they seek. Moving
 4    4,  38|          as it leads to the final goal, that is to the Revelation
 5    4,  40|         them because, knowing the goal to seek, they had ignored
 6    4,  41|           Creator. Surpassing the goal towards which it unwittingly
 7    4,  46| possibility of ever attaining the goal of truth. In the nihilist
 8    4,  47|           search for the ultimate goal and meaning of life; but
 9    4,  48|         losing sight of its final goal. Deprived of reason, faith
10    5,  56|        has traditionally been the goal of philosophy. Nonetheless,
11    6,  73|          history, while its final goal will be an understanding
12    7,  81|          converge towards a final goal and meaning. This sapiential
13    7,  92|     content to stop short of that goal. Theologians should remember
14 Conc, 108|       into wisdom, sure and final goal of all true knowing, be