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 1 7 |   appertain to the domain of consciousness; it is at first latent within
 2 7 |      first latent within the consciousness, or, to borrow a term from
 3 7 |     other internal, which is consciousness. When one or other of these
 4 8 |  which is perceptible in the consciousness revelation, or at least
 5 8 |   Hence it is that they make consciousness and revelation synonymous.
 6 8 | according to which religious consciousness is given as the universal
 7 10|      vital immanence, in the consciousness of Christ, who was a man
 8 12|  manifestation of God in the consciousness. But dogma itself they apparently
 9 19|    for expressing the common consciousness until such time as the same
10 20|   than a man whose religious consciousness has been, like that of all
11 21|     responding to the common consciousness, are called dogma. Dogma
12 48| their masters. Strong in the consciousness of your duty, act always