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 1 1 |  appointed an unfailing teaching authority to train the minds to faith.
 2 2 |         attribute such force and authority to philosophy as to esteem
 3 4 |       that by the help of divine authority they may be made known to
 4 5 |      finds the fullest faith and authority united in the word of God.
 5 5 |  intelligence and judgment to an authority which is divine. And of
 6 7 |     reason is turned against the authority of sacred Scripture, no
 7 8 |         withdraw from the divine authority. But, since it is established
 8 9 |        becomes subject to divine authority it falls from its native
 9 9 | Christian faith, reposing on the authority of God, is the unfailing
10 12|        opposes heretics with the authority of the sacred writings;
11 20|     harmony under the shield and authority of the Angelic Doctor.~
12 24|       kind, which depends on the authority and choice of any professor,
13 29|         the divine origin of all authority, on laws and their force,