Part

 1 Intro |         the dream of a universal faith gives rise to cosmic conceptions
 2 Range |          to the treasures of the Faith.~It has been, however, the
 3 Buddhi|        portion to the edifice of faith. For there has been no generation
 4 Buddhi|        two main divisions of the faith.~In religions that are ascribed
 5 Buddhi|         yet the very soul of the Faith is its inquiry into the
 6 Buddhi| immediate disciples preached the faith, formed the busiest seat
 7 Buddhi|         the dominant note of the faith, spreading its influence~
 8 Asuka |    brought the waters of the new faith to China.~It is, of course,
 9 Asuka |   steppes, were adherents of the faith, though in a form coloured
10 Asuka |          the promulgation of the faith in Amida, or the quest of
11 Nara  |     unity of things; this is the faith that liberates the Indian
12 Nara  |         inorganic worlds. Such a faith, in its early energy and
13 Heian |          goddesses, alien to the faith itself, but made possible
14 Fujiwa|  consecrated to the new Jodo, or Faith in the Land of Purity. The
15 Meiji |          the birth of a reformed faith, and the rise of the idea