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 1  Int,   2    |           then I shall understand fully” ( 1 Cor 13:12).~
 2    1,  13    |       means that they acknowledge fully and integrally the truth
 3    1,  13    |           the Father and his love fully reveals man to himself and
 4    2,  18    |        that, if reason were to be fully true to itself, then it
 5    3,  25    |      people to realize themselves fully, allowing them to be true
 6    4,  41    |        Fathers accomplished. They fully welcomed reason which was
 7    5,  60    |           Father and of his love, fully reveals man to himself and
 8    6,  67    | expression by way of human reason fully free to give its assent.
 9    6,  67    |        will thus be able “to show fully the path to reason in a
10    6,  67(90)|         that today too, faith can fully show the way to reason in
11    6,  68    |           Christians must be able fully to engage their conscience
12    6,  71    |        the point where it will be fully explicit in the light of
13    7,  94    |          This truth is elaborated fully in the Church's constant