Part,Chapter,Paragraph,Number

 1 Intro, 0, 0,2|        the light of the Christian faith, is to be considered precious
 2 Intro, 0, 0,4|      reason are sure ministers to faith"(7). Without in any way
 3 Intro, 0, 0,5|          the relationship between faith and reason is brought to
 4 Intro, 0, 0,5|     endeavour of intelligence and faith will enable people to come
 5 Intro, 0, 0,9|        burdens and to witness the faith to the world"(12).~
 6 I, A, 1,13   |         the light of the Catholic faith upon the growing treasury
 7 I, A, 1,15   |             b) a dialogue between faith and reason, (c) an ethical
 8 I, A, 1,16   |        Gospel, and therefore by a faith in Christ, the Logos, as
 9 I, A, 1,17   |          promote dialogue between faith and reason, so that it can
10 I, A, 1,17   |          seen more profoundly how faith and reason bear harmonious
11 I, A, 1,17   |         never truly conflict with faith. For the things of the earth
12 I, A, 1,17   |         earth and the concerns of faith derive from the same God"(20).
13 I       (20) |        out that "while reason and faith surely represent two distinct
14 I, A, 1,19   |           in the dialogue between faith and reason. It serves all
15 I, A, 1,20   |           come from above through faith. Furthermore, the moral
16 I, A, 1,20   |         give the witness of their faith to the world.~
17 I, A, 2,22   |      attained integration between faith and life, and between professional
18 I, A, 3,27   |          the Church in matters of faith and morals. Catholic members
19 I       (31) |           for the Doctrine of the Faith of 24 May 1990.~
20 I, B, 1,36   |   developing understanding of the faith available to a wider public,
21 I, B, 2,38   |      activities, thus integrating faith with life. It is part of
22 I, B, 2,39   |    practical demonstration of its faith in its daily activity, with
23 I, B, 3,44   |          by which it can make the faith better understood by the
24 I, B, 3,44   |       culture or cultures(37). "A faith that places itself on the
25 I, B, 3,44   |     therefore culture, would be a faith unfaithful to the fullness
26 I, B, 3,44   |        and reveals, a decapitated faith, worse still, a faith in
27 I, B, 3,44   | decapitated faith, worse still, a faith in the process of self-annihilation"(38).~
28 I, B, 3,46   |          the relationship between faith and reason. Such dialogue
29 I, B, 4,48   |       that a relationship between faith and life is established
30 I, B, 4,49   |       with culture that makes the faith better understood, and the
31 I, B, 4,49   |      research that translates the faith into contemporary language. "