Part.Chapter.Topic.Paragraph

 1 1.1       |        of Christ, but also at a time when astrologers believe
 2 1.2       |         Church and, at the same time, there is a remarkable expansion
 3 1.3       |         and Freemasonry, at the time of the French and American
 4 1.3       |      and gained momentum at the time of the Reformation in Europe.
 5 1.4       |      for religious. At the same time there is increasing nostalgia
 6 2         |      Age is the belief that the time for particular religions
 7 2.1   (15)|    Social Transformation in Our Time, Los Angeles (Tarcher) 1980,
 8 2.1       | widely-held perception that the time is ripe for a fundamental
 9 2.2.3     |          In the West, since the time of Lessing, reincarnation
10 2.3.1     |          A global response in a time of crisis~“Both the Christian
11 2.3.1     |        transformation has taken time to formulate, and its enactment
12 2.4       |        major achievement of our time. This is clearly part of
13 2.4       |    further: at one and the same time for the sake of personal
14 3.1       |     apparent, the origin beyond time, the transcendent beyond
15 3.1       |   spirituality can be rooted in time or in any institution. Jesus
16 3.3       |     which had begun in Christ. “Time is indeed fulfilled by the
17 3.3       |  history. Eternity entered into time: what 'fulfilment' could
18 3.5       |         of reality. From Jung's time onwards there has been a
19 4         |     questions; but, at the same time, it is undeniable that these
20 6.2       |      Christian understanding of time and salvation history. Emphasising
21 6.2       |   challenge, since it is always time to take the message of the
22 7.1       |           During this period of time, the evolution of the planet
23 7.1       |     must be at one and the same time anchored in their own culture
24 7.2       |        the age of Aries was the time of the Jewish religion,
25 9.1       |    Social Transformation in Our Time, Los Angeles (Tarcher) 1980. ~