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 1    2,  23|             requires thorough-going discernment. In the New Testament, especially
 2    4,  38|       thinking—albeit with cautious discernment—was Saint Justin. Although
 3    5     |                   The Magisterium's discernment as diakonia of the truth~
 4    5,  50| authoritatively exercise a critical discernment of opinions and philosophies
 5    5,  50|            guardian. In making this discernment, we Bishops have the duty
 6    5,  51|                            51. This discernment, however, should not be
 7    5,  51|             the need for a critical discernment in the light of faith becomes
 8    5,  54|          different ways offered its discernment in philosophical matters.
 9    6,  72|            thought. In this work of discernment, which finds its inspiration
10    6,  77|             the Magisterium and its discernment, because of the implications
11 Conc, 105|         Christian tradition and due discernment in the light of the current