The Urantia Book – Enhanced Edition. Urantia Foundation
(1088.5)the cult as an, 87:7.1 (965.5)a divine, the kingdom of heaven, 139:10.9 (1564.3)evolving, of progressive civilization, 71:4.0 (804.1–17)exclusively religious, absence of, in the continental nation, 72:3.5 (811.5)the family as an educational, importance of, 82:0.3 (913.3)as a temporal, 140:8.14 (1581.1)the home, status of, in the twentieth century, 81:6.25 (909.6)as we know it, time of origin of, 84:7.8 (940.4)the home as the basic, 72:3.4 (811.4), 84:0.3 (931.3), 89:3.6 (977.1), 114:6.13 (1256.3)human, character of the most successful, 84:6.2 (938.6)a definition, 69:0.3 (772.3)the three general classes of, 69:1.0 (772.4–773.1)Jesus’ measurement of, 126:2.5 (1388.5)the Jewish religion’s survival dependent on its, 97:10.7 (1076.4)of learning, Jesus’ avoidance of obligation to, 128:4.2 (1412.5)of marriage, beginnings and progress of, 83:0.0 (922.1–930.6)effect of mores on, 82:3.1 (915.4), 82:4.2 (917.5), 84:7.3 (939.6)purposes of, 84:6.7 (939.2)the marriage, nonexistence of, among some peoples, 82:2.2 (914.8)and self-perpetuation, 82:1.8 (914.4)status of, in the present era, 84:7.27 (941.8)marriage the mother of all, 84:6.8 (939.3)modern social, origins of, 68:4.1 (767.1)the Passover supper as an, 179:1.6 (1937.4)of philanthropy, and man’s disposition to distribute wealth, 69:5.13 (777.1)primitive human, about, 69:0.0 (772.1–782.6)property the present-day, of self-maintenance, 84:8.6 (943.1)religion the most unyielding of all, 92:2.1 (1004.4)as a social, 92:1.3 (1004.1), 92:3.8 (1006.5), 99:2.3 (1087.6)religious, of the Greeks, deficiencies of, 98:6.1 (1083.1)resulting from agriculture, slavery, and private land ownership, 81:2.13 (902.3)of self-gratification, absence of, result, 84:8.2 (942.3)of slavery, positive and negative effects on society, 69:8.8 (779.7)society’s means of securing civil freedom, 81:5.5 (906.3)the state an evolutionary, 71:0.2 (800.2)temporal, man’s loyalty to, desirability of, 100:2.6 (1096.3)Trinitized Custodians’ role in, 22:5.6 (248.5)of voluntary marriage, the ideal example for, 33:3.6 (369.1)Institutionalchurch, ease of Romans’ devotion to an, 195:2.5 (2072.9)influences, effect of, on man’s philosophy of religion, 101:7.1 (1113.7)religion, 98:6.1 (1083.1), 99:1.5 (1087.2), 99:6.0 (1092.1–4), 155:6.2 (1730.6)InstitutionalizationChristianity’s experience with, 195:4.4 (2075.2), 195:8.2 (2081.2)harm and benefit of, to a religion, 97:10.7 (1076.4), 98:6.1 (1083.1), 99:7.1 (1092.5)possibilities for evil multiplied by, of a religion, 99:6.3 (1092.3)of religion, priests’ role resulting from, 90:5.5 (992.6)the source of modern difficulties in adjustment to social change, 99:2.6 (1088.1)of the Roman state church, a factor in the fall of the empire, 195:3.9 (2074.4)of a strong religion, man’s attempt to gain control, 195:9.6 (2083.2)InstitutionalizedChristianity, status of, in fifteenth-century Europe, 92:5.15 (1010.3)in later Occidental civilization, 99:3.1 (1088.2)church, secularism’s reaction against the, 195:8.2 (2081.2), 195:8.4 (2081.4)serving of society by the, past and present, 99:2.5 (1087.8)as a substitute for the kingdom of heaven, 170:5.7 (1864.7)religion, the irony of some social reconstructionists’ attitude toward, 99:3.6 (1088.7)social organization, vs. the living organism of the Jesus brotherhood, 195:10.11 (2085.3)Instructionreligious, Scriptures’ purpose, 159:4.5 (1768.1)for teachers and believers, Jesus’, 159:3.0 (1765.3–1767.2)Insubordinationmodern, a cause of, 84:7.20 (941.1)Insuranceagainst disaster, the ghost cult as, 87:0.1 (958.1)misfortune, primitive worship as, 87:5.2 (962.3)violent death, civilization as man’s, 68:1.2 (763.5)civilized man’s provision of, against chance, 86:7.1 (956.4)foundations, functions of, in the continental nation, 72:7.4 (815.4)past and present, 86:7.1 (956.4), 87:2.1 (959.2)reserves, percent of workers’ income devoted to, on a world in light and life, 55:3.6 (625.5)Integrityof the apostles, Jesus’ faith in, 157:4.6 (1747.4)atomic, the force of, an undiscovered energy, 42:8.6 (479.4)of the courts, dependence of a nation on, 132:4.8 (1462.1)the divine, character of, 2:2.1 (35.5)of Elizabeth, faith of Zacharias in, 122:2.5 (1345.7)of the human volition, and man’s cosmic responsibility, 112:5.5 (1233.1)intellectual, faith’s obligation not to betray, 101:8.3 (1114.7)true teacher’s maintenance of, 130:3.7 (1433.2)of judges, an indicator of the status of a civilization, 70:11.14 (797.12)lapsing from, by Sons, significance of, 35:9.7 (393.7)of matter, the relative, assurance of, 42:4.13 (474.3)of the nucleus, maintenance of, 42:8.4 (479.2)personal, through transit from time, supernaphim the surety of, 113:3.4 (1244.5)of personality during Michael’s incarnation, responsibility for, 120:2.9 (1329.1), 123:2.2 (1357.6)spiritual, pride a danger to, 111:6.9 (1223.1)unquestioned, of the Vorondadeks, 43:3.1 (488.3)Intellect(s)actions and motivations of the, the soul’s reflections of the, 112:6.9 (1237.1)advancement of, a phase of morontia progression, 30:4.19 (342.2)animal, in first five adjutants, 42:10.4 (481.1)bestower of, the Third Source and Center the, 105:3.5 (1156.2)vs. faith, 147:5.8 (1653.2)God-conscious, and survival, 1:3.7 (26.1)human, material origin of, 9:5.5 (103.3)possible transcendence of Jesus’ divine mind over his, 136:4.4 (1514.5), 136:8.7 (1521.2)Jesus’ attainment of full growth of his human, 127:1.3 (1395.7)liaison, and mind-energy manipulators, 44:5.3 (504.7)local universe, Divine Minister the source of, 112:6.6 (1236.4)man’s, three classes of, 113:1.2 (1241.4)midwayer, in last two adjutants, 42:10.4 (481.1)significance of the, in mortal experience, 103:6.6 (1136.1)source of endowment of, 9:1.1 (98.6)subhuman, in first five adjutants, 42:10.4 (481.1)superior, vs. inferior, in seeking culture, 50:6.4 (578.4)universe, Conjoint Actor’s capacity to co-ordinate, 9:0.2 (98.2)Intellectualachievements, higher, schools of the Prince especially concerned with, 51:6.4 (587.2)promotion of, during fourth dispensation, 51:7.4 (588.3)assent, the only requirement of religions of authority, 155:5.8 (1729.3)attainment, on an advanced evolutionary sphere, 55:5.1 (629.10)of ascenders in Havona, 14:5.1 (158.4)co-ordination of, with mechanical development on worlds in light and life, 55:5.6 (630.3)attention, technique of arresting the, 152:6.4 (1705.4)awareness of personality activity, self-consciousness, 16:8.6 (194.6)belief, Jesus’ faith not a mere, 196:0.5 (2087.5)religion not a matter of, 160:5.2 (1780.4)bent, influence of, on man’s religious philosophy, 101:7.1 (1113.7)capacity, of the human candidate, the Adjuster’s interest in the, 108:1.4 (1186.2)for knowing God, a phenomenon disclosing Adjuster presence, 1:2.4 (24.2)certainty, a result of Jesus’ teachings, 101:6.8 (1112.4)choosing, necessity for, origin of, 130:4.14 (1435.6)communion, a humanitarian benefit of sonship realization, 178:1.11 (1931.2)comprehension, diversity of, among believers, 170:5.20 (1866.3)realities of religion beyond man’s capacity for, 5:5.6 (69.1)cross-fertilization, an essential to attainment of social brotherhood, 52:6.4 (597.5)death, a definition, 112:3.3 (1230.1)development, how affected by sin, 67:7.6 (761.5)disharmonies, errors attendant in rectification of, 130:4.14 (1435.6)domain of universe creation, correlation of, with physical and spiritual, 56:0.1 (637.1)doubt, vs. spiritual faith, 155:5.10 (1729.5)emancipation, pre-bestowal advice to Michael concerning, 120:3.4 (1329.5)endowment, probable, of the mortal candidate, the Adjuster’s cognizance of the, 108:1.4 (1186.2)evolution, man’s, importance of animals to, 36:5.13 (403.1)expansion, flowering of successive ages of, in seventh epoch, 50:5.10 (577.5)factors of religion, effects of overdevelopment of, 102:3.1 (1121.3)freedom, an eventual result of gospel preaching, 178:1.9 (1930.6)greatness, and a high civilization, 81:6.38 (911.3)growth, capacity for, different among the evolutionary races, 51:4.3 (584.5)vs. spiritual growth in Greece, 98:1.6 (1078.4)horizon, limited, of the savage, results of, 86:1.2 (950.4)insight, illumination of, in universe, 0:6.8 (9.10)isolation, cause of, 130:4.8 (1434.7)judgments, well-balanced, of Jesus, 196:0.7 (2088.2)keenness, as related to error, 67:1.5 (755.1)level of worship, 5:3.8 (66.4)levels, higher, work of faith sons on, 34:7.7 (383.1)life, effect on, of physical variations in planetary life, 49:2.22 (562.6)nature of the Third Source and Center, 9:4.1 (102.1)peace, a fruit of divinity, 56:10.20 (648.3)philosophy, vs. religion, 160:5.3 (1780.5)potential of evolutionary races, quickening of, 51:6.1 (586.5)power, Jesus an, 141:3.5 (1589.6)pride, deceitfulness of, 179:4.2 (1940.4)progress, effect of, on methods of securing salvation, 89:10.1 (984.4)vs. progress through an educational regime, 100:1.3 (1094.5)reality, of philosophy, 196:3.2 (2094.1)sincerity, man’s need to pray in the light of, 91:6.6 (999.9)stagnation, of the Greeks, under the mystery cults, 98:2.11 (1080.1)systems, co-ordinate, in selfhood, 112:2.3 (1227.12)thinking, diversity of individual attitudes of, no barrier to spiritual unity, 141:5.2 (1591.7)training, fundamental, a specialty of the Adamic schools, 51:6.4 (587.2)types of univitatia, function of each of the, 43:7.2 (493.3)unity,