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 1     Int          |     His view of the shape and process of human history has been
 2     Int          |     is not complete until the process is reversed and man has
 3     Int, 1       | involve his reader in his own process of inquiry and perplexity.
 4       6, XVI(210)|      entry into the sphere of process and in the primal assertion
 5      10          |      relation of all temporal process to the abiding eternity
 6      10, XI      |    eternity with the temporal process in which nothing abides,
 7      10, XI      |      present. But no temporal process is wholly simultaneous.
 8      11, XI      |       not altered by temporal process, because no will that changes
 9      11, XV      |     any mutation of change or process but abides in true contemplation
10      11, XIX     |       not subject to temporal process. It is true that the formlessness
11      11, XXVIII  |  beautiful changes of natural process.~They see these things and
12      11, XXIX    |       things; in the temporal process, the flower is before the
13      12, XXIV    |      generation refers to the process of mental conception; this