Chap., §

 1  Int,   4|          Driven by the desire to discover the ultimate truth of existence,
 2  Int,   4|         beings are astonished to discover themselves as part of the
 3  Int,   4|          which will lead them to discover ever new frontiers of knowledge.
 4    1,   8|   nevertheless by its nature can discover the Creator. This knowledge
 5    2,  16|         eye, opening the mind to discover in the flux of events the
 6    2,  20|       enlightened by faith, they discover the deeper meaning of all
 7    3,  25|       concerned each of us is to discover for ourselves, beyond mere
 8    3,  25|          is true or not. If they discover that it is false, they reject
 9    3,  27|      philosophers have sought to discover and articulate such a truth,
10    4,  42|       rather to find meaning, to discover explanations which might
11    6,  67| reinforced by faith, in order to discover horizons it cannot reach
12    7,  83|           Wherever men and women discover a call to the absolute and
13    7,  84|        to see whether reason can discover its essence. How can we
14 Conc, 102|          this: to lead people to discover both their capacity to know