art
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- art. See also beauty; sculpture
- angels enjoy our real a. (38:2.1)
- charm of a. consists in harmony of its unity (2:7.8)
- civilization in danger when youth neglect (111:4.4)
- fine arts thrive best in cities (68:6.5)
- gallery on Jerusem (46:5.30)
- history of art
- Andite contribution (78:5.8)
- burial statues improved Egyptian (95:2.4-5)
- commandment against making images retarded (88:2.5-6)
- Cro-Magnons were artists (80:3.7)
- Jews’ prejudice against images (96:5.5) (142:3.12) (185:1.3)
- religion is mother of a. (5:5.5)
- sculpture originated in idol making (92:3.6)
- teachings of Prince’s staff (66:5.23-27)
- is mortal morontia (195:7.15) (196:3.30)
- Jesus’ appreciation of (142:4.2-3)
- morontia and spirit worlds enjoy (44:0.2)
- requires social arena wherein to gratify vanity (68:2.10)
- unification of contrasts (56:10.3-4)
- value
- cannot elevate soul or nourish spirit (84:8.4)
- dangerous only when blind to spirit standards (195:7.16)
- foreshadows higher universe reality (48:7.23)
- inveigles man to contemplate spiritual reality (5:4.4)
- religious only when diffused with spiritual purpose (101:9.4)
- spiritual communion not promoted by ostentatious (167:6.6)
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