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 1    2,  16|   events of history cannot be understood in depth without professing
 2    2,  18|  knowledge, the Chosen People understood that, if reason were to
 3    3,  35|   Revelation is a truth to be understood in the light of reason.
 4    4,  37|    easy to confuse philosophy—understood as practical wisdom and
 5    4,  38|    true philosophy”,33 and he understood philosophy, like the Mosaic
 6    4,  40|      existed but could not be understood by all or whether the matter
 7    4,  42|       asks that its object be understood with the help of reason;
 8    7,  84|    question of how reality is understood and expressed, without going
 9    7,  92| faithfully respected, must be understood more profoundly and presented
10 Conc, 108|  monks of Christian antiquity understood well when they called Mary “