Dives in misericordia
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 1   1,    2   |      knowledge, achieved by the intellect seeking God by means of


Fides et ratio
   Chap., §
 2 Int,  4     |    which is proper to the human intellect produces a rigorous mode
 3   1,  9     |    advances by the light of the intellect alone. Philosophy and the
 4   1,  13    |        person. In that act, the intellect and the will display their
 5   1,  13(15)|  requires the engagement of the intellect and the will: “Since human
 6   1,  13(15)|     revealer full submission of intellect and will” (Dogmatic Constitution
 7   3,  30    | speculative powers of the human intellect. Finally, there are religious
 8   4,  42    |   underscores the fact that the intellect must seek that which it
 9   4,  42    |        its reality, even if his intellect cannot penetrate its mode
10   4,  42    |      shaken in the least if the intellect cannot penetrate it in a
11   4,  44    |        upon the capacity of the intellect, for all its natural limitations,
12   4,  47    |     more so, of the work of his intellect and the tendencies of his
13   5,  56    |         of a consonance between intellect and objective reality. In
14   6,  75    |   assent of faith, engaging the intellect and will, does not destroy


Laborem exercens
   Chap., §
15   2,    4   |     what is a conviction of the intellect is also a conviction of
16   2,    5   |        of the work of the human intellect and a historical confirmation
17   3,   12   |      them: man's experience and intellect. In this way there have


Redemptor hominis
   Chap., §
18   1,   1    |         the errors of the human intellect, will and heart, to repeat
19   2,   7    |      the only direction for our intellect, will and heart is towards
20   2,  12    |         esteem for man, for his intellect, his will, his conscience
21   3,  14    |        and what he does, of his intellect and will, of his conscience
22   3,  15    |     more so, of the work of his intellect and the tendencies of his


Redemptoris Mater
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23   1,  13    |         the "full submission of intellect and will," manifesting "
24   1,  18    | offering the full assent of the intellect and the will"39 to him whose "
25   2,  26    |          the full submission of intellect and will...and freely assenting


Veritatis splendor
   Chap., §
26   2,  45    |       to do by enlightening the intellect on the things to be done,
27   2,  66    |          the full submission of intellect and will to God as he reveals' ".112