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 1    4,  39|      history, then, that Christian thinkers were critical in adopting
 2    4,  41| consciousness with which Christian thinkers from the first confronted
 3    4,  41|   limitations. They were not naive thinkers. Precisely because they
 4    4,  43|           In an age when Christian thinkers were rediscovering the treasures
 5    4,  45| exaggerated rationalism of certain thinkers, positions grew more radical
 6    4,  48|            well can become for all thinkers an incisive appeal to seek
 7    5,  58|      served by a powerful array of thinkers formed in the school of
 8    6,  74|    research pursued by more recent thinkers, among whom I gladly mention,
 9    6,  76|       disappointing fact that many thinkers in recent centuries have
10    6,  79|       assent... Believers are also thinkers: in believing, they think
11    7,  91|            has been termed by some thinkers the age of “postmodernity”.