Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

1   1,1,1|       Kingdom of God. The public philosophy of democratic societies
2   1,1,5|     theology ~(and, indeed, true philosophy) witnesses to the meaning
3   1,2,1|           it has been called the philosophy of Israel's his-~tory. ~
4   1,2,2|          difficult for religious philosophy to explain. Why ~is the
5   1,4,6|          familiar with the Greek philosophy and customs of the ~3rd
6   2,2,5| teachings some elements of Greek philosophy, some of the teachings of
7   2,3,3|          is a fantasy clothed in philosophy). In real life, the adherents
8   2,5,5|      speculative method of Greek philosophy, fermented various Gnostic