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 1 1 |         Divine in man and in the world around him; to incarnate
 2 1 |  incarnate God in man and in the world, wherefore Orthodox culture
 3 4 |        from himself and from the world that surrounds him, man
 4 4 |     transfigures himself and the world, and subdues nature, both
 5 9 |        and all the things in the world, Orthodox culture is therefore
 6 13|        night...  Farewell, dying world!  Farewell, Europe!”~
 7 15|               Prior to the First World War, Europe’s impending
 8 15|          Spengler, who shook the world with his book “Untergang
 9 15| perishing.  Ever since the First World War, Europe is emitting
10 16|    Christ, says Gogol;.  But the world throughout which “are dispersed