“With the light of reason, human beings can know which path to take, but they can follow that path to its end, quickly and unhindered, only if with a rightly tuned spirit they search for it within the horizon of faith.” (John Paul II, 1998, § 16) The two-fold order of knowledge, revelation of faith and natural reason, are inseparable in our pursuit of truth, which is ultimately the goal of Catholic education.
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“With the light of reason, human beings can know which path to take, but they can follow that path to its end, quickly and unhindered, only if with a rightly tuned spirit they search for it within the horizon of faith.” (John Paul II, 1998, § 16) The two-fold order of knowledge, revelation of faith and natural reason, are inseparable in our pursuit of truth, which is ultimately the goal of Catholic education.