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 1 3 |      is for this reason that divine revelation must be considered
 2 4 |    light of reason alone the divine origin of the Christian
 3 8 |    to preserve and interpret divine revelation. This attitude
 4 14|      hold to be extrinsic to divine revelation, it will compare
 5 15|     give human expression to divine truths in various ways which
 6 18| faith - Sacred Scripture and divine Tradition - to be preserved,
 7 21|     return to the sources of divine revelation: for it belongs
 8 21|    This deposit of faith our Divine Redeemer has given for authentic
 9 22|     by some even against the divine authorship of Sacred Scripture.
10 22|  Scriptures, beneath which a divine sense, which they say is
11 25|   that human reason, without divine revelation and the help
12 25|   revelation and the help of divine grace, can, by arguments
13 25|      necessary liberality of divine love; it is denied that
14 29|      prove beyond doubt from divine signs the very foundations
15 29|      Church, in the light of divine revelation itself, has weighed
16 30|    wisdom of the ages and by divine revelation. Whatever new
17 31|  doctrine is in harmony with Divine Revelation, and is most
18 34|      of the Church, which by divine institution has the mission
19 36|    nothing in the sources of divine revelation which demands
20 38|      did so with the help of divine inspiration, through which