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Alphabetical [« »] greatly 2 greatness 1 greco-latin 1 greek 12 gregis 1 gregory 1 grew 1	Frequency [« »] 12 fidei 12 form 12 foundation 12 greek 12 knowing 12 means 12 much	Ioannes Paulus PP. II Fides et ratio IntraText - Concordances greek

   Chap., §
 1  Int,   3|             tasks. According to its Greek etymology, the term philosophy
 2    2,  16|             abstraction, as did the Greek philosopher or the Egyptian
 3    2,  19|       Making his own the thought of Greek philosophy, to which he
 4    4,  36| mythological elements. We know that Greek religion, like most cosmic
 5    4,  38|       Although he continued to hold Greek philosophy in high esteem
 6    4,  38|             of God”.³⁶ For Clement, Greek philosophy is not meant
 7    4,  38|     strength and the wisdom of God. Greek philosophy, with its contribution,
 8    4,  38|         truth and wage war upon it, Greek philosophy is rightly called
 9    4,  39|         this point been tied to its Greek origins. In Aristotelian
10    4,  40|            currents of thought both Greek and Latin. In him too the
11    6,  69|             than to a philosophy of Greek and Eurocentric provenance.
12    6,  72|      Christianity first encountered Greek philosophy; but this does