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 1  Int,   5| experimental data, in the mistaken belief that technology must dominate
 2    1,   9|         there are proposed for our belief mysteries hidden in God
 3    3,  31|          also the one who lives by belief.~
 4    3,  32|         knowledge acquired through belief can seem an imperfect form
 5    3,  32|       evidence; on the other hand, belief is often humanly richer
 6    3,  32|         however, knowledge through belief, grounded as it is on trust
 7    4,  36|      rational foundation for their belief in the divinity. This opened
 8    4,  40|     knowledge with mockery of mere belief, and then afterwards to
 9    5,  55|            the very possibility of belief in God. One currently widespread
10 Conc, 104|            not sharing a religious belief, have at heart the renewal