balance
7 subentries
- balance. See also symmetry
- in Judaism, philosophy and aesthetics entirely submerged in religion and morality (97:10.5) (98:2.7-9)
- lack of balance between intellectual and spiritual growth hazardous (98:1.6)
- lack of balance in Greece, where personal religious experience failed to keep pace with intellect (98:2.7-9)
- philosophy, religion, and science welded together by wisdom, faith, and experience (98:2.12)
- sense of proportion necessary in exercise of virtue (16:7.7)
- spiritual growth greatest when physical, mental, and spiritual powers in b. (110:6.4)
- unification of mathematical logic, mind-reason, and spirit-faith in personality (16:6.10)
Cross-references
- See also symmetry
Cited alongside
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- Greece 51
- Jews 63
- growth 31
- Judaism 104
- mortal mind 91
- philosophy 34