Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1     I, 3,1 |      their reaction was sharply critical. Orthodoxy objected (and
2     I, 3,2 | vineyard of the Lord.. ~At this critical point in the dispute, the
3     I, 6,2 |         went too far in his un-~critical admiration for all things
4     I, 7,6 |       male communities is often critical, the female communities
5     I, 7,10|        p. 83; this book gives a critical but not unsympathetic account
6    II, 0,11|        always been sufficiently critical in their attitude to the
7    II, 0,12|  Scripture, does not forbid the critical and historical~study of
8    II, 6,3 |  enrichment. The west, with its critical~standards, with its Biblical
9    II, 6,3 |    shows how profitably western critical standards and traditional~