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 1 Fwd,4|         own faith. (This way of thinking shows the extent to which
 2 Fwd,5|      politically correct way of thinking or writing.~ Fr. Patrick
 3  1,1 |      popes, blindly and without thinking, cast off half of Europe
 4  3,16|        personality. This way of thinking endangered the fullness
 5  5,4 |         spent all their life in thinking of God, in prayer, in renouncing
 6  6,16|        give rise to new ways of thinking, acting and making use of
 7  6,17|  Westerner projects this way of thinking onto history, he is confused
 8  6,17|        of history.~ This way of thinking impinges upon the textbook'
 9  6,17|    causes to historical events, thinking that they are the real causes.
10  7,11|   damage on Christian doctrine, thinking that through this means
11  7,14|    Westerners were seduced into thinking that they can supplant God'
12  7,14|       of the truth primarily by thinking through a given question
13  7,14|        saints, who, rather than thinking things out, first struggle
14  7,14| experience with Protestantism's thinking on Scriptures.~ Fr. John,
15  7,14|      Scriptures — all the while thinking themselves to be dispassionate
16  7,14|         not delude oneself into thinking that one is a more capable
17  7,21|    Again in reply, this line of thinking appeared only in the twentieth
18  8,14|  Aquinas capsulized this way of thinking in his identification of
19  9,5 |         Adam had, to his way of thinking, a realized rather than
20  9,15| creation. Adam was seduced into thinking that he could become like
21  9,35|       the remnants of Christian thinking will receive their final
22 10,6 |       Paul develops this way of thinking about the Church in his
23 10,14|      observes that this kind of thinking is not far removed from
24 10,26|       did not accept the idea.~ Thinking that it seemed pious and
25 10,28|         and Fathers mistaken in thinking the end was about to come?