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 1 1 |      is the first and supreme truth, and the mind alone feeds
 2 1 |       the mind alone feeds on truth. God is perfect holiness
 3 3 |   none may abandon the way of truth.(1)~
 4 8 |    which is in disaccord with truth and with divine reason;
 5 11|  should give testimony to the truth."(9) In like manner: "I
 6 11|      In the knowledge of this truth, which constitutes the highest
 7 11|       This noble patrimony of truth and charity entrusted by
 8 12|     principle and rule of all truth; from nature, they aver,
 9 12|       profession of Christian truth is shackled oftentimes with
10 14|      undertake the defense of truth and uproot errors from the
11 14|    clamors are raised against truth, is the part of a man either
12 14|    entertains doubt as to the truth of what he professes to
13 15|       said, with the greatest truth, there is nothing so hurtful
14 15|    error. So soon as Catholic truth is apprehended by a simple
15 16|      in propagating Christian truth and warding off errors the
16 17|   with the Church are in very truth contending against God.(20)~
17 19|       readily apprehended. In truth, thought is the principle
18 20|     capacity for grasping the truth. On this account, in controlling
19 21|   beyond question attained to truth. Consequently, as the Church
20 22|     intrinsic evidence of the truth perceived by the natural
21 22|       into doubt His infinite truth and wisdom. To determine,
22 22|    object of faith is primary truth, as it is shown forth in
23 22|      from the fountainhead of truth. It follows, therefore,
24 22|     proceeds from the primary truth manifested in the holy Scriptures,
25 27|       the civil authority. In truth, it was not to Caesar but
26 29|     the rights of justice and truth, all may strive to bring
27 32|      pillar and ground of the truth,"(29) will easily steer
28 38|   have often foreshadowed the truth that was to come, saving
29 39| experienced the force of this truth, wherefore should not our
30 39|    not our own? There are, in truth, very many signs which proclaim
31 39|       they search in vain for truth, laying hold on the false