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 1 4 |        credibility of the Catholic faith, notwithstanding the many
 2 4 |        prejudice or passion or bad faith, refuse and resist not only
 3 12|            of the integrity of the faith, and the removal of which
 4 15|         hold that the mysteries of faith are never expressed by truly
 5 17|            state the truths of the faith ever more accurately, to
 6 18|           of Teacher in matters of faith and morals must be the proximate
 7 18|          Lord the whole deposit of faith - Sacred Scripture and divine
 8 21|         search into the deposit of faith, proves sterile, as we know
 9 21|        contained in the deposit of faith only obscurely and implicitly.
10 21|        implicitly. This deposit of faith our Divine Redeemer has
11 22|          account of the analogy of faith and the Tradition of the
12 27|           credibility of Christian faith.~
13 29|       foundations of the Christian faith; to express properly the
14 30|    directly nor indirectly touches faith or morals, and which consequently
15 30|           danger and damage to his faith.~
16 31| safeguarding the foundation of the faith and for reaping, safely
17 34|     connected with the doctrine of faith, that is, theodicy and ethics;
18 34|         show that the truths which faith teaches about a personal
19 35|            truths of the Christian faith. In fact, not a few insistently
20 36|          matter - for the Catholic faith obliges us to hold that
21 36|            defending the dogmas of faith.11 Some however, rashly
22 43|           of the truth of Catholic faith and doctrine. With regard