Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1     I, 3,3|            but certainly at first sight inconsistent: the .way of
 2     I, 3,3| transcendence would seem at first sight to exclude any direct ex-~
 3    II, 1,2|      infinitely~precious in God’s sight. ‘When you see your brother,’
 4    II, 1,4|             while it may at first sight appear oversimplified,~sums
 5    II, 2,2|         an act of betrayal in the sight of heaven.~Orthodox writers
 6    II, 2,3|          an answer which at first sight appears clear and straightforward:
 7    II, 2,4|         of~Mary may seem at first sight contrary to Scripture, since
 8    II, 2,5|           is upon you, go from my~sight into everlasting fire” (
 9    II, 5,1|         Yet these books, at first sight so unwieldy, are one of
10    II, 6,2|          reconciliation?~At first sight one is tempted to despair,
11    II, 6,2|         in the thirties. At first~sight its findings seem comparatively