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 1  Int,   1|         heart. In fact, the answer given to these questions decides
 2  Int,   5|          and conditioned.~This has given rise to different forms
 3    1,  13|         obedience of faith must be given to God who reveals himself”.14
 4    1,  13|         the very signs which it is given.~In a sense, then, we return
 5    1,  15|       their own concerns, there is given the possibility of taking
 6    3,  26|        inevitability of our death. Given this unsettling fact, the
 7    5,  51|           remains a daunting task. Given all of reason's inherent
 8    6,  77|            scarcely be used today, given the principle of autonomy
 9    7,  86| distinguish the part of truth of a given doctrine from elements of
10    7,  86|         which some theologians are given at times. Such manipulation
11    7,  88|         which now seems boundless, given its inroads into different
12    7,  92|           call to unity now takes, given the current tasks of theology.~
13 Conc, 104|           the deeper understanding given them by the word of God,
14 Conc, 108|        forever with all the world.~Given in Rome, at Saint Peter'