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 1 Bles     |        know himself—so that, by knowing and loving God, men and
 2  Int,   5| concentrated instead upon human knowing. Rather than make use of
 3  Int,   6|       edge of the abyss without knowing where they are going. At
 4    2,  16|  distinguish different kinds of knowing. Nonetheless, the biblical
 5    2,  17|        riches which lie beyond, knowing that there is to be found
 6    3,  25|      who not only is capable of knowing but who knows that he knows,
 7    3,  34|     human reason seeks “without knowing it” (cf. Acts 17:23) can
 8    4,  40| Augustine rebuked them because, knowing the goal to seek, they had
 9    4,  47|        the many fields of human knowing; indeed in some ways it
10    5,  55|      restricted fields of human knowing or its structures.~In theology
11    7,  83|         it is a requirement for knowing the moral good, which has
12 Conc, 108|      and final goal of all true knowing, be freed of every hindrance