Part.Chapter.Topic.Paragraph

 1 2.2.3  |        the broader picture of a person's health: this has given
 2 2.2.3  |      claim to look at the whole person and are about healing rather
 3 2.2.3  |         physical aspects of the person is said to be in the immune
 4 2.3.2  |        energy (libido) within a person.(35) As he himself said, “
 5 2.3.4.1|           2.3.4.1. ...the human person?~New Age involves a fundamental
 6 2.3.4.1|     perfectibility of the human person by means of a wide variety
 7 2.3.4.1|        The destiny of the human person is a series of successive
 8 2.3.4.3|       of evolution. Every human person is a hologram, an image
 9 2.5    |         the idiosyncrasies of a person or a minority group – to
10 3.1    |          which heals each human person's feelings of imperfection
11 3.3    |    pattern that connects in the person of Jesus Christ (but by
12 3.3    |        means is limited to that person). The divine pattern of
13 3.3    |         a pattern, but a divine person whose human-divine figure
14 3.3    |         Father's love for every person throughout history (Jn 3:
15 3.4    |        order to be converted, a person needs to make use of techniques
16 3.4    | illumination. This transforms a person's consciousness and opens
17 3.4    |        has no concept of God as person, proceed 'from below'. Although
18 3.4    |     enterprise on the part of a person who seeks to rise towards
19 4      |  Psalmist (cf. Ps 8). The human person is a mystery fully revealed
20 4      |   Christian belief that a human person is a distinct being, who
21 4      |       this understanding of the person puts into question both
22 4      |        to be a different other (person). A genuine Christian searches
23 5      |      any good educator knows. A person embraced by the truth is
24 6.1    |         the world and the human person.(90) New Age has caught
25 6.1    | infinite dimensions, where each person is Abraxas, who gives birth
26 6.2    |        vision of God, the human person and the world. The mere
27 6.2    |         The relationship of the person, group, practice or commodity
28 6.2    |      groups take advantage of a person's lack of theological or
29 7.2    |        of the presence in every person of male and female elements;
30 7.2    |  experiential journey whereby a person is admitted, either alone
31 7.2    |  sacrifice, by means of which a person gained access to the happiness
32 7.2    |     which every thing and every person is a part. Inasmuch as New
33 7.2    |         as a process by which a person can identify and isolate
34 7.2    |     that spark of energy in the person that shares in cosmic or “
35 7.2    |    innate goodness of the human person, and the superiority of