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 1   2   | intelligently and objectively in the light of faith its traces in nature
 2   2   |              as a wisdom which sheds light on individuals and on humanity
 3   3, 3|          situations, the shedding of light on ethical questions, presentation
 4   4   |            It is not a question of a light retouching but of something
 5   4   |           change of practice, in the light of perceived demands and
 6   7, 1|       understanding of things in the light of the Spirit, that union
 7   7, 1|         reflection on reality in the light of faith, can have little
 8   8, 2|       proposing a sense which throws light on nature, history and present
 9   8, 2|            and present tensions. The light for all this comes from
10   8, 3|      commitment which is by no means light, but makes a valid contribution