Part,Chapter,Paragraph,Number

1 I, A, 1,17  |        to a more comprehensive understanding of the meaning of human
2 I, A, 1,19  | theology, offering it a better understanding of the world today, and
3 I, A, 3,29  |        since theology seeks an understanding of revealed truth whose
4 I       (34)|   which, working in reciprocal understanding and close collaboration,
5 I, B, 1,36  |     knowledge and a developing understanding of the faith available to
6 I, B, 1,37  |      behalf of development, of understanding between cultures, and of
7 I, B, 3,46  |    that interior fount of deep understanding that is the Word of God,