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 1  Int,   4|   judged a kind of spiritual heritage of humanity. It is as if
 2    5,  60| based upon the philosophical heritage which is enduringly valid,
 3    6,  69|   the Church's philosophical heritage.~There is some truth in
 4    6,  70|     but extended to all as a heritage from which each might freely
 5    6,  72|   now to draw from this rich heritage the elements compatible
 6    6,  72|      thought. To reject this heritage would be to deny the providential
 7    6,  72|      is no less true for the heritage of the great cultures of
 8    7,  85|    recognition of a cultural heritage which belongs to all of
 9    7,  91|      wish to stress that our heritage of knowledge and wisdom
10 Conc, 105|    presentation of the great heritage of the Christian tradition