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 1 2    |         a particularly profound truth about man in general, and,
 2 2    |    general, and, above all, the truth about youth. They are really
 3 4    |      the meaning of life, about truth, about good and evil. When
 4 4    |    fundamental dimension of the truth about man would easily sink
 5 5    |    Christ and to accept all the truth of his testimony, you must
 6 6    |        first of all through the truth of the deeds on which it
 7 6    |    which it will be built. This truth of deeds has its foundation
 8 6    |         ultimate and definitive truth about his whole life: "after
 9 6    |     conscience: in the interior truth of our acts, in a certain
10 7(41)|        who taught the "power of truth" (satyagraha), which conquers
11 7    |          May you experience the truth that he, Christ, looks upon
12 9    |       eschatological Kingdom of truth and love, but also by striving
13 10   |  content: love "rejoices in the truth". Seek out this truth where
14 10   |       the truth". Seek out this truth where it is really to be
15 12   |         This is the question of truth. Truth is the light of the
16 12   |       is the question of truth. Truth is the light of the human
17 12   |         in order to possess the truth: in order to live the truth.
18 12   |     truth: in order to live the truth. Such is the structure of
19 12   |        human spirit. Hunger for truth is its fundamental aspiration
20 12   |        says: "You will know the truth, and the truth will make
21 12   |         know the truth, and the truth will make you free".(71)
22 12   |      should therefore serve the truth. ~The service of truth is
23 12   |      the truth. ~The service of truth is also carried out in the
24 13   |         of Christ's words about truth quoted above still more
25 13   |       words: "You will know the truth, and the truth will make
26 13   |         know the truth, and the truth will make you free", become
27 13   |        have an inborn "sense of truth". And truth must be used
28 13   |    inborn "sense of truth". And truth must be used for freedom:
29 13   |         itself the criterion of truth, the discipline of truth.
30 13   |        truth, the discipline of truth. To be truly free means
31 13   |        of this kind, where "the truth makes us free",-cannot be
32 14   |   particularly sensitive to the truth, goodness and beauty contained
33 14   |      and sciences, we learn the truth about man (so evocatively
34 14   | expressed also in Psalm 8), the truth which can build up and enrich
35 14   |    learn from it that essential truth concerning man-concerning
36 14   |      and concerning oneself-the truth that is summed up thus in
37 14   |       women "for others" . This truth about man-this anthropology-has
38 15   |    These words also confirm the truth contained in Christ's conversation
39 15   |      man -against the intrinsic truth that constitutes the whole