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 1 1 |   authority to train the minds to faith. And the Church built upon
 2 1 |  confirming their brethren in the faith. Since, then, according
 3 1 |          and the integrity of the faith to be corrupted among men
 4 1 |          accord with the Catholic faith, especially philosophy,
 5 1 |        fitly to the excellence of faith, and at the same time be
 6 2 |         by the admirable light of faith, diffused "not by persuasive
 7 2 |          the super-added light of faith from extinguishing or lessening
 8 3 |        the people to the paths of faith and salvation, advantage
 9 3 |          which the most wholesome faith is begotten . . . is nourished,
10 4 |          fortify the road to true faith, and to prepare the souls
11 4 |    steppingstone to the Christian faith,(6) sometimes the prelude
12 4 |        manifested by the light of faith those truths which human
13 4 |         chains to the doctrine of faith, were discovered by pagan
14 4 |         easy road is opened up to faith by such a method of philosophic
15 5 |          reason finds the fullest faith and authority united in
16 5 |           all, therefore, who set faith in the Gospel do not believe
17 6 |          of the very mysteries of faith which Augustine and the
18 6 |     integrity of life and love of faith join a mind rounded and
19 7 |        esteemed as the bulwark of faith and the strong defense of
20 7 |          triumph of the Christian faith a small one in using human
21 7 |          into an argument for the faith; for he had learned from
22 7 |          to the truth of revealed faith is altogether false, for
23 8 |            with a full and humble faith, and esteem it the highest
24 8 |          things which war against faith war equally against right
25 8 |          that he violates at once faith and the laws of reason if
26 9 |         reject the divine gift of faith, from which the fountains
27 9 |     things; whereas the Christian faith, reposing on the authority
28 9 |        obedience to the Christian faith, are philosophizing in the
29 9 |     things which are repugnant to faith and proving the things which
30 9 |           things which conform to faith. In the first case they
31 9 |          the great benefits which faith has conferred upon reason:
32 9 |        has conferred upon reason: Faith frees and saves reason from
33 9 |       therefore, would not accuse faith and look upon it as opposed
34 9 |         flood-tide of error, holy faith, like a friendly star, shines
35 10|        old who lacked the gift of faith, yet were esteemed so wise,
36 11|        and, under the guidance of faith, found arguments in human
37 12|      agreement between reason and faith. After him came Origen,
38 13|       learning, with the loftiest faith and with equal knowledge,
39 13|         loftiest mysteries of the faith to the faithful, or defending
40 15| confirming the dogmas of Catholic faith and confuting heresies."~
41 17|         and glory of the Catholic faith. With his spirit at once
42 18|           is fitting, reason from faith, while happily associating
43 18|       scarcely rise higher, while faith could scarcely expect more
44 24|           without any respect for faith, the power of inventing
45 24|         invincible bulwark of the faith."(38)~
46 27|       that is on us the Christian faith is being constantly assailed
47 27|          minds alienated from the faith, hate Catholic institutions,
48 27|           favor with the Catholic faith than the solid doctrine
49 27|           firm foundations of the faith, its divine origin, its
50 31|        and beauty of the Catholic faith, for the good of society,