Chapter,  Paragraph

 1 1,3 |          Spirit. These two direct experiences by the apostles, the assurance
 2 5,2 |            In one of his mystical experiences he was lifted up to the “
 3 5,5 |        must rely on our treasured experiences of moments of true communion
 4 6,2 |            asks Silouan. The soul experiences the Lord as a dear guest
 5 6,5 |       soul. Without God, the soul experiences distress, fear and conflict,
 6 6,6 |    prodigal son. When a Christian experiences such love everything rejoices
 7 7,3 | nevertheless they pertain to core experiences, principles and values constitutive
 8 7,4 |           frequent, the Christian experiences illumination at the same
 9 11,3|        enshrine not only the deep experiences, constitutive truths, and
10 11,4|        spiritual roots and mutual experiences in history. Apart from the
11 11,4|   according to the deep religious experiences of their respective communities.
12 11,4|      there to deny the revelatory experiences of one another's religious