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 1     1, Intro     |           by its advocates Are so new that they are in harmony
 2     1, Intro     |         harmony with those of the New Buddhists;2 accordingly~
 3     1, Intro  (2)|           who call themselves the New Buddhists. It has for its
 4     1, Intro  (2)|         It has for its organ 'The New Buddhism,' and is one of
 5     1, Intro  (2)|          in Japan. We mean by the New Buddhists, however, numerous
 6     1,   1, 3    |       answer from the lips of his new guest, extolling his virtues,
 7     1,   1, 3    | Bodhidharma, who now saw that his new faith was beyond the understanding
 8     1,   1, 4    |         to try the sincerity of a new visitor before admitting
 9     1,   1, 6    |         his best to propagate the new faith over sixty years.
10     1,   1, 6    |     qualified to be taught in the new faith, and converted him,
11     1,   1, 12   |       months, but he could find a new meaning in Buddhist terms,
12     1,   1  (2)  |           much to the progress of New Japan.~
13     1,   2, 1    |           his propagandism of the new faith. Taking advantage
14     1,   2, 2    |        Ei-sai, the founder of the new faith. But as Ei-sai died
15     1,   2, 3    |          meantime seekers after a new truth gradually began to
16     1,   2, 6    |       advised Fu-gai not to admit new students any more into the
17     1,   3, 2    |        prevent the discovery of a new truth. Zen needs no Inquisition.
18     1,   3  (1)  |        refers to Pataliputra, the new capital of Açoka. This shows
19     1,   3, 4    |           from the realizing of a new truth, simply because it
20     1,   3, 4    |           scientific discovery of new facts incompatible with
21     1,   4, 6    |          In addition to this, the new theory of matter has entirely
22     1,   4, 8    |         so life is ever fresh and new because it does not stand
23     1,   4, 10   |        and changeable. It reveals new phases from time to time,
24     1,   4, 18   |          It goes on to disclose a new phase, or to add a new truth.
25     1,   4, 18   |          a new phase, or to add a new truth. The subtlest logic
26     1,   4, 18   |          Now theories are formed, new discoveries are made, only
27     1,   4, 18   |         theories are discoveries. New ideals realized or new desires
28     1,   4, 18   |            New ideals realized or new desires satisfied are sure
29     1,   4, 18   |        future possibly unfold its new spiritual content, yet unknown
30     1,   5, 19   |      beneath. Does He not show us new materials for His building?
31     1,   5, 19   |        building? Does He not give new forms to His design? Does
32     1,   6, 3    |         the poet who sings of the New Jerusalem with its river
33     1,   6, 3    |         poet's description of the New Jerusalem is nothing but
34     1,   6, 7    |         eyes, that He unfolds his new capacity, that He appoints
35     1,   6, 10   |           described by one of the New Thought writers: 'Tens of
36     1,   6, 10   |           A man took an opal to a New York jeweller and asked
37     1,   7, 4    |       moment.~The more he secures new pleasure, spiritual or material,
38     1,   7, 5    |          in confliction, but in a new form of harmony. Hope comes