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 1    2,  23     | foolishness” of the Cross as the authentic critique of those who delude
 2    3,  32     |        martyrs, who are the most authentic witnesses to the truth about
 3    6,  66     |  consistent that it stands as an authentic body of knowledge. The intellectus
 4    6,  78     |      show how Saint Thomas is an authentic model for all who seek the
 5    6,  79     |      faith grows deeper and more authentic when it is wedded to thought
 6    7,  82     |        was not itself a true and authentic knowledge, addressed, that
 7    7,  85     |  philosophy which by dint of its authentic wisdom can transcend the
 8    7,  90(106)|         truth as a condition for authentic freedom, and the warning
 9    7,  92     |        condition for sincere and authentic dialogue between persons.
10    7,  94     |         ask what is the deep and authentic truth which the texts wish
11 Conc, 106     |          tradition, the range of authentic wisdom and truth—metaphysical