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Contents
Thought Is Life and Strength and Breath | 3 |
Pilgrim Confronts Reality | 18 |
Animal Self and SelfConception | 30 |
That Which Is | 49 |
Approach to the Unknowable | 66 |
The Condition of Mortality | 82 |
Section Two Examining the Fabrics of History | 97 |
Fog of Historical Dawn | 99 |
Infiltration of the Empire by Christianity and Barbarians | 274 |
The Holy Roman Empire | 305 |
Section Four Examining the New World and Its Realities | 335 |
The Supernatural Issue | 337 |
Cognitive Contact with Reality | 344 |
Toward a New World and Modern Times | 389 |
Social Issues | 406 |
Mechanisms and Methods of Our Mortal Being | 419 |
Alien Pharaohs and Monotheism | 123 |
New Light on the New Testament | 154 |
Gnostic Insights | 212 |
On Meditation Prayer and Miracles | 218 |
Section Three Scanning the Flotsam of Historical Thought and Action | 241 |
Overview of History of Western Tradition | 243 |
The Humbling of the Empire | 255 |
Sex and Psyche | 426 |
Overall View of Religion | 461 |
Whimsical Future | 470 |
Postscript | 481 |
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