| Bethlehem, 55:of Christ's life taking formative effect in the imaginations of men; only today is the uniqueBethlehem, 111:"The great religious conceptions which haunt the imaginations of civilized mankind are scenes ofExternalisation, 313:by anticipation of still worse happenings. Their imaginations are working overtime and quiteSoul, 143:hallucinated? Were they the victims of their imaginations? What was it they saw? and constantlySoul, 144:find that such ideas must be abandoned as futile imaginations, may realize to us more fully thanSoul, 150:as the product of His disciples' overwrought imaginations. But during the last few years science, |
