Fides et ratio
   Chap., §
 1   1,  13|              He is echoed by the philosopher Pascal: “Just as Jesus Christ
 2   1,  15|        famous dictum of the holy philosopher and theologian Augustine: “
 3   2,  16|    abstraction, as did the Greek philosopher or the Egyptian sage. Still
 4   3,  27|         questioning, neither the philosopher nor the ordinary person.
 5   4,  39|          attacks launched by the philosopher Celsus, Origen adopts Platonic
 6   5,  50|  ministry of service which every philosopher should appreciate, a service
 7   6,  64|       human being is by nature a philosopher. As a reflective and scientific
 8   6,  76|        typical temptation of the philosopher. Saint Paul, the Fathers
 9   6,  76| reproached such presumption. The philosopher who learns humility will


Redemptor hominis
   Chap., §
10   3,  16|       matter - as a contemporary philosopher has said and as the Council


Slavorum apostoli
   Chap., §
11   2,  4 |        gained the epithet of The Philosopher by which he is still known.
12   2,  5 |       devised by Constantine the Philosopher and perfectly adapted to
13   4,  12|         known to Constantine the Philosopher, as a result of his studies
14   4,  15|           as did Constantine the Philosopher, to dialogue with those
15   5,  17|          work of Constantine the Philosopher and of Methodius, and which