Part.Chapter.Topic.Paragraph

 1 1.1   |      by external burdens like merely extrinsic authority and
 2 2.1   | Aquarius”.(20) But these were merely the tip of an iceberg whose
 3 2.2.4 |  including the soul – becomes merely a contingent “epiphenomenon”
 4 2.4   |      influences are sometimes merely a “pseudo-Orientalisation”
 5 3.1   |   transcendent beyond what is merely fleeting, the primordial
 6 3.1   |   primordial tradition behind merely ephemeral tradition, the
 7 3.2   |       lead, in practice, to a merely virtual union, which, in
 8 3.5   |      consciousness. Nor is it merely a new level of awareness.
 9 4     |    with God. Far from being a merely human effort, Christian
10 4     |      tempted to explain it as merely a development flaw, a psychological
11 7.2   |   process takes people from a merely external, superficial, knowledge
12 7.2   |     be totally good, and evil merely an illusion; the basic reality