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 1    1,  13|       for you, leaving nature far behind; a sign it is that
 2    1,  14|     the poor children of Eve, far from God, what did I set
 3    1,  14|      was I aiming for and how far have I got? What did I aspire
 4    1,  15|   hard for you, neither is it far off. It is not in heaven
 5    1,  15|     Augustine: “Do not wander far and wide but return into
 6    2,  18|     knowledge is and just how far he is from the full truth
 7    2,  20|  faith liberates reason in so far as it allows reason to attain
 8    2,  22|  Apostle who reveals just how far human thinking, because
 9    3,  24|       though indeed he is not far from each one of us” (Acts
10    3,  24|      always treasured: in the far reaches of the human heart
11    6,  70|       Jesus you who once were far off have been brought near
12    6,  70| become “one”. Those who were “far off” have come “near”, thanks
13    6,  76|       true and rational lying far beyond the straits within
14 Conc, 106|      molecular structures. So far has science come, especially