Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Fwd,6| Western Christianity was “too outward” for him, “not inward.”
 2  6,7 |    Church to assume different outward forms. From the start, there
 3  9,22|     contrast between Christ's outward humiliation and His hidden,
 4  9,41| itself in the next life in an outward way. On the Day of Resurrection,
 5 10,6 | language, and partly in their outward structure, but they are
 6 10,6 |       its sacramental aspect. Outward organization, although completely
 7 10,10|     there is no unity, either outward or inward — either with
 8 10,10|       confessions, but has an outward character. The term “invisible”
 9 10,14| people, notwithstanding their outward separation, could possibly
10 11,1 |       Church's worship in its outward splendor and beauty an icon
11 11,4 |        as well as a number of outward forms, until the early 1960s.