Annotation & Citation Guide
Annotation &
Citation Guide
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References to A Course in Miracles throughout FACIM's materials use a consistent shorthand. Each citation names the book, then narrows down to the exact chapter or lesson, section, paragraph, and sentence. The key below decodes every abbreviation, and the worked examples show how the pieces fit together.
References to A Course in Miracles throughout FACIM's materials use a consistent shorthand. Each citation names the book, then narrows down to the exact chapter or lesson, section, paragraph, and sentence. The key below decodes every abbreviation, and the worked examples show how the pieces fit together.
The Books
Workbook Subdivisions
How a Citation Breaks Down
How a Citation
Breaks Down
An example of the notation for each book follows:
An example of the notation
for each book follows:
He encompasses all things.”
and it is a sacrifice indeed! -
all this entails.”
through a far country,
for you need that form of help.”
true aim of therapy and the
obvious aim of forgiveness.”

