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 1       Types,AboutAuthor| hospitality. (For a detailed life, see Fr. Sergei Hackel's biography,
 2       Types,AboutAuthor|             For a short biography, see Jim Forest's The following
 3       Types,2          |         one could hardly expect to see creative forces grow.~Here
 4       Types,2          |      difficult, even impossible to see Christ, to experience a
 5       Types,3          |         also our era may expect to see the further development
 6       Types,3          |           strict ritualism. We can see today an almost universal
 7       Types,3          |            speak, how to think. We see that the world has a thirst
 8       Types,3          |            God, it is difficult to see in what way it expresses
 9       Types,4          |            will perhaps be able to see how Christ himself departs,
10       Types,4          |           the reverse? Does he not see in our ugliness, in our
11       Types,4          |      crippled souls -- does he not see there his own divine image
12       Types,5          |     ascetic Christianity. You will see at once that you have there
13       Types,5          |         turned inward on myself, I see only my own loathsomeness,
14       Types,5          |          along this path. You will see a genuine and clear line
15       Types,5          |      animate "I." In this sense we see that opposites do coincide.
16       Types,5          |          opposites do coincide. We see here at both extremes the
17       Types,6          |           you and your only way to see the Prototype as well. This
18       Types,7          |       Christian manner, working to see that the face of Christ'
19       Types,7          |            other ideas. Or one can see in it too a gift granted
20       Types,7          |            will be in all.~Here we see the measurelessness of Christian