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 1 1 |       letter; but now, both by reason of the gravity of the subject
 2 2 |      of these days and seeks a reason for the troubles that vex
 3 2 |     man to follow the guide of reason in his actions, if his intellect
 4 2 |       did God set the light of reason in the human mind; and so
 5 3 |       undervalue the part that reason had to play, as is summed
 6 4 |       of revelation; for which reason it is well called by ancient
 7 4 |     altogether unattainable by reason, that by the help of divine
 8 4 |      nothing but their natural reason to guide them, were demonstrated
 9 4 | likewise?"( 15) But if natural reason first sowed this rich field
10 5 |   fruit is gathered from human reason, that it demonstrates that
11 5 |     clearly follows that human reason finds the fullest faith
12 5 |        of God. In like manner, reason declares that the doctrine
13 5 |     less importance is it that reason most clearly sets forth
14 7 |       small one in using human reason to repel powerfully and
15 7 |       hostile arms which human reason itself supplied. This species
16 7 |      altogether false, for the reason that it contradicts, however
17 7 |       Augustine testifies, "if reason is turned against the authority
18 8 |        must be accepted, human reason, conscious of its own infirmity,
19 8 |      war equally against right reason, the Catholic philosopher
20 8 |     once faith and the laws of reason if he accepts any conclusion
21 9 |        most useful exercise of reason when men give their minds
22 9 |       faith has conferred upon reason: Faith frees and saves reason
23 9 |  reason: Faith frees and saves reason from error, and endows it
24 9 |     look upon it as opposed to reason and natural truths, but
25 10|       even by the aid of human reason, the treasure of revealed
26 12|  showing the agreement between reason and faith. After him came
27 13|    science, or followed up the reason, origin, and causes of the
28 18| distinguishing, as is fitting, reason from faith, while happily
29 18|       so much so, indeed, that reason, borne on the wings of Thomas
30 18|     more or stronger aids from reason than those which she has
31 22|        whence to seek counsel, reason, and inspiration.~
32 24|       forces of revelation and reason being united in it, it may
33 27|    every one that asketh you a reason of that hope which is in
34 27|   Catholic institutions, claim reason as their sole mistress and
35 27|        its perfect accord with reason, in a manner to satisfy