Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 Intro, A,5|  observe the service).~The full point of such an action is lost
 2 Intro, C,2|        faith. Here the starting point is faith, and there, experience.
 3 I, 1,9    |         his interpretation. His point, and~Father Michael's is
 4 I, 2,4    |      have looked at it in every point of view, in order to find
 5 I, 2,4    |       which presents a standing point to my mind in these illustrations
 6 I, 2,4    |      may indulgently accept one point~of the image while rejecting
 7 II, 3,5   |         whole earth is but as a~point in the midst of the one
 8 II, 3,6   |      and teachers of the Church point~to the simplicity and immateriality
 9 II, 5,3   |      the (later) Roman Catholic point of view, which has a very
10 II, 7,6   |         the other Churches also point~to those men whom, as being
11 II, 8,5   | something which the Protestants point out). However, this~means
12 II, 8,8   |    given to the family~from the point of view of the Church, so
13 Add, 0,3  |   discussed from a non-Orthodox point of view by persons of other
14 App, 1    |       accept, from the Church's point of view, the idea of the
15 App, 1    |        thought the conservative point of view on the~question
16 App, 1    |      was inspired to defend the point of view of “development”
17 App, 2    |      Divine~Revelation.~In this point there appears the possibility
18 App, 2    |      attempt, from the Orthodox point of view, at the~creation
19 App, 3    |        is unacceptable from the point of view of the glory and
20 App, 5,2  |    disturbances began over this point, lasting~for about two years.
21 App, 5,2  |    above demonstrates, from one point of view, that knowledge
22 App, 5,4  |     from the literary stylistic point of view.~The veneration