Chapter 1: Just about a page further, where the text states: She felt like a doll that had suddenly been brought to life by the wave of a magic wand
Beginning of Chapter 14, where the text states: Plotinus came close to acclaiming Plato as the savior of humanity.
Still in Chapter 14, inside the subheading “Jesus”, where the text says:
I shall leave a more thorough study of Jesus and his teachings to your religion teacher.
Still in Chapter 26,
at the break in the text right after it says:
“It’s really the Major trying to make Hilde dizzy. It’s not very nice of him, is it? New section!”
About the middle of Chapter 30,
right after the mention of John Ruskin,
where the text says: “And the blows of the hammers were his doubts about the word of God?”
Still in Chapter 30, right after the poem by Thomas Hardy
A little more than halfway into Chapter 31, after the text mentions Andre Breton and specifically says:
“For an artist too it can be necessary to break the censorship of the conscious and let words and images have free play.”
End of Chapter 31
Several pages into Chapter 32,
after the text says: “A man who was influenced by both Kierkegaard and Nietzsche was the German existential philosopher Martin Heidegger.”
End of Chapter 32
Who You’re Training With
Training Times!
Pre-training orientation
End of Chapter 12
Need a refresher? Go back to what you created for Abraham, Moses, David and Solomon back at the beginning of our journey!
Still in Chapter 14, at the subheading: The Semites
Still in Chapter 14, shortly after the start of the subheading “Postscript”
End of Chapter 16
End of Chapter 17
Start of Chapter 24
Start of Chapter 26
Approximately half a dozen pages into Chapter 26,
where the text says:
“It sounds to me like an exciting period. Who were these Romantics?
Start of Chapter 30
Start of Chapter 34
As soon as you read the opening quotation after the author’s acknowledgments and before starting Chapter 1
Chapter 1, just a couple pages in, where the text asks:
Who are you?
Chapter 1,
just a couple pages further, right at the text break where it states: Today she was simply confused.
End of Chapter 3
A few pages into Chapter 4, at the title for the subsection:
Nothing Can Come from Nothing
Chapter 4,
at the break in the text after which it states: Philosophers could hardly disagree more than that!
Still in Chapter 4,
a few pages on, right after the PS in the letter Sophie is reading.
End of Chapter 5
Start of Chapter 7
Start of Chapter 8
End of Chapter 9
End of Chapter 11
Still in Chapter 14, at the end of the subheading “Paul”
End of Chapter 14
Congratulations!
End of Chapter 15
Start of Chapter 17
Early in Chapter 18, where the text says: Like Socrates?
CONGRATULATIONS – and did you catch that throwback?
End of Chapter 18
End of Chapter 19
End of Chapter 20
End of Chapter 21
Start of Chapter 25
End of Chapter 27
End of Chapter 28
Start of Chapter 29
End of Chapter 29
End of Chapter 30
Start of Chapter 31
Start of Chapter 35
Just enjoy the end of the novel.
Well done, you!