Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I     |      cannot only spring from the experience of needs, centres of interest
 2 I     |        they are deeply rooted in experience, cultures show forth the
 3 II,2,1|      path which leads from human experience and understanding to knowing
 4 II,2,1|      cannot grasp the essence of experience or the inner reality of
 5 II,2,1|      truth, which transcends the experience of the senses, offers new
 6 II,2,2|       the person and society. As experience shows, civilization and
 7 II,2,3| potentially a way into religious experience. Recognizing the importance
 8 II,3  |          a sense by the terrible experience of evil which has marked
 9 II,3  |         our age. Such a dramatic experience has ensured the collapse
10 II,3,1|        easily in such groups and experience a feeling of belonging;
11 III,9 |         the level of creativity, experience has shown that, in conditions