Chap., §

 1 Int,  1  |         a thirst to attain full knowledge of it. This is eloquently
 2 Int,  1  |       man's tireless search for knowledge in all fields. It is proved
 3 Int,  4  |         a constant deepening of knowledge with regard to morality.8 ~
 4   1,  10 |          The Prophet says: Your knowledge has become too wonderful
 5   1,  10 | emotions, the mysteries of your knowledge are disclosed to me. Know
 6   2,  32 |       is to apply the universal knowledge of the good in a specific
 7   2,  33 |      exercise of human freedom. Knowledge of these conditionings and
 8   2      |              Of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil you shall
 9   2,  35 |          but of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil you shall
10   2,  35 |         before the "tree of the knowledge of good and evil", for it
11   2,  40 |          But of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil you shall
12   2,  41 |          eat of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil", God makes
13   2,  41 |        originally possess such "knowledge" as something properly his
14   2,  43 |   reason, which, by its natural knowledge of God's eternal law, is
15   2,  60 |        itself and all practical knowledge, the judgment of conscience
16   2,  64 |        and perfect" (Rom 12:2), knowledge of God's law in general
17   2,  70 |        also committed with full knowledge and deliberate consent".116 ~
18   3,  86 |       in passing beyond self to knowledge and love of the other.138
19   3,  88 |        Rather, faith is a lived knowledge of Christ, a living remembrance
20   3,  111|         be reduced to a body of knowledge worked out purely in the