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1 Int, 2(1) | responsible for that truth also means loving it and seeking the 2 Int, 3 | etymology, the term philosophy means “love of wisdom”. Born and 3 1, 13 | this divine testimony. This means that they acknowledge fully 4 2, 19 | not because they lack the means to do so, but because their 5 3, 30 | philosophical truth, attained by means of the speculative powers 6 3, 31 | wisdom and religion? This means that the human being—the 7 4, 36 | Stoicism. This is by no means accidental. If pagans were 8 5, 49 | equipped moreover with the means necessary to arrive at truth. 9 5, 55(72)| a supernatural virtue by means of which, under divine inspiration 10 5, 55 | Church in a reciprocity which means that none of the three can 11 6, 71 | the light of truth.~This means that no one culture can 12 7, 82 | reach objective truth by means of that adaequatio rei et