Results for "Moral Progress"
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- ...39; conduct at this unusual social gathering. 138:3.6 As the dinner progressed, the joy of the diners m...proclaim joy to the socially downtrodden and spiritual liberty to the moral captives. Need I remind you that...
- ...boldly adopted Christ as its moral philosophy. Christianity became...y for a good religion to make progress in the Western world. During...Even man's sense of human morality is not, in and of itself, rel...l take the place of spiritual progress. False religions may represen...
- ...with the believer's great progress in growth in spirit. In le...irit nature and the Son's moral character. The Creator Son, in t...Christ." They made that progress, at least, even if they did i...d disciples were completely demoralized. The thought of the Master,...
- The Urantia Book PAPER 193 &nb...ly, must you yield the fruits of the spirit as you progress heavenward in the kingdom of...different, or actually hostile, to the welfare and progress of the spiritual realities of...
- The Urantia Book PAPER 189 &nb...uardians and those achieving the requisite attainment of spiritual personality progress had gone on to mansonia durin...
- The Urantia Book PAPER 188 THE TIME OF THE TOMB ...ns of trillions of evolving creatures who may have been tempted to give up the moral st...
- The Urantia Book PAPER 187 THE CRUCIFIXION &n...rue hero. Here was a hero who fired his zeal and inspired his highest ideas of moral se...
- ...rought news to Martha and Mary concerning the progress of Jesus' trial. But t...d Zebedee brought them reports concerning the progress of that terrible business of...sin. He is not going to atone for the inborn moral guilt of the human race. Mankind...
- The Urantia Book PAPER 185 &nbs...a fairly good administrator, he was a moral coward. He was not a big enou...this apparent vacillation, or lack of moral courage, of the procurator wa...us thoroughly frightened Pilate. This moral co...
- The Urantia Book PAPER 184 BEFORE THE SANHEDRIN COURT&...h Jesus. For the time being, he had only considered that these servants had no moral or...
