Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1   II, 1,10|         So that men may come to a knowledge of his plan, God works in
 2   II, 1,11|         the events. "It is common knowledge that among ail [the Scriptures] . . .
 3   II, 1,14|         action, leads to a living knowledge of the expressions of tradition,
 4   II, 2,18| themselves a more profound living knowledge of God and of his plan of
 5   II, 2,21|                    CATECHESIS AND KNOWLEDGE 0F THE FAITH~ ~24 A person
 6   II, 2,24|           by fostering a suitable knowledge of other confessions, both
 7  III, 1,37|        life.~ ~In the Spirit: The knowledge of the mystery of Christ
 8  III, 2,43|          Holy Spirit. An intimate knowledge of the true God imbues the
 9  III, 2,45|                                   KNOWLEDGE 0F GOD AND THE WITNESS 0F
10  III, 2,45|         this reason can come to a knowledge of God as the beginning
11  III, 2,45|            3004-3005, 3026). This knowledge of God not only does no
12   IV, 2   |      particular characteristic of knowledge of the faith, that is, a
13    V      |          fuller and more profound knowledge of the faith, and there
14   VI, 1,66|       within a Conference a clean knowledge of the situation ìn which
15   VI, 1,66|           be ascertained by human knowledge—which have been obtained
16   VI, 1,69|            There is a danger that knowledge of difficulties might Lead
17   VI, 3,78|            geared to the level of knowledge that is to be attained.
18   VI, 3,78|          acquisition of doctrinal knowledge. The formation is complete
19   VI, 3,79|           always include adequate knowledge of Catholic doctrine, together
20   VI, 3,80|          for apostolic action and knowledge of the faith, of men, and
21   VI, 4,90|      obvious, demands a technical knowledge of the language proper to
22  Add, 4   |            there can be growth in knowledge and appreciation of the