emotions

18 subentries

• emotions. See also sentiment
• arouse e. in approach to worship (167:6.6)
• do not appeal to e. in proclaiming gospel (152:6.3) (159:3.2) (160:3.1)
• dream life testifies to pressure of unexpressed (110:5.4)
• excitement exhausts mind and body (160:3.1)
• feelings
• controlling influence in evolution, not thinking (85:7.2)
• do not lead us Godward; rather, thoughts (101:1.3-4)
• regarding moral values is paramount in religion (103:3.4)
• in dawn mammals (62:2.3-5)
• intellectual attention focused by appeal to (152:6.3-4)
• Jesus experienced natural ebb and flow of (182:3.7)
• many human reactions are mechanical in nature (118:8.2)
• material feelings lead directly to material, selfish acts (102:3.3)
• mid-mammals showed fear, disgust, superstition (62:3.6,9)
• not equivalent to spiritual leadings (159:3.6)
• of early man (62:5.4-6)
• particular emotions. See adventure; affectation; affection; anger; anxiety; assurance; blame; boredom; brooding; brotherhood (attitude); certainty; charity; complaining; confusion; contention; courage; courtesy; cowardice; curiosity; defeat; depression; despair; disappointment; discouragement; encouragement; enthusiasm; envy; equivocation; honor; hopes; hypocrisy; hysteria; immaturity; impatience; indolence; inferiority; insecurity; insubordination; intolerance; isolation; jealousy; joy; kindness; long-suffering; loneliness; love; loyalty; lust; meekness; moderation; modesty; paralysis; patience; persistence; pessimism; piety; poise; pride; procrastination; propriety; recklessness; resentment; revenge; ridicule; self-abasement; self-confidence; self-deception; self-denial; self-gratification; self-importance; self-pity; self-respect; selfishness; shame; sorrow; suspicion; sympathy; tenderness; tolerance; unhappiness; vanity; zeal
• reduced land yield or increased population brings worst traits of human nature to surface (68:6.4)

Cross-references

• See adventure
• See affectation
• See affection
• See anger
• See anxiety
• See assurance
• See blame
• See boredom
• See brooding
• See brotherhood (attitude)
• See certainty
• See charity
• See complaining
• See confusion
• See contention
• See courage
• See courtesy
• See cowardice
• See curiosity
• See defeat
• See depression
• See despair
• See disappointment
• See discouragement
• See encouragement
• See enthusiasm
• See envy
• See equivocation
• See honor
• See hopes
• See hypocrisy
• See hysteria
• See immaturity
• See impatience
• See indolence
• See inferiority
• See insecurity
• See insubordination
• See intolerance
• See isolation
• See jealousy
• See joy
• See kindness
• See long-suffering
• See loneliness
• See love
• See loyalty
• See lust
• See meekness
• See moderation
• See modesty
• See paralysis
• See patience
• See persistence
• See pessimism
• See piety
• See poise
• See pride
• See procrastination
• See propriety
• See recklessness
• See resentment
• See revenge
• See ridicule
• See self-abasement
• See self-confidence
• See self-deception
• See self-denial
• See self-gratification
• See self-importance
• See self-pity
• See self-respect
• See selfishness
• See shame
• See sorrow
• See suspicion
• See sympathy
• See tenderness
• See tolerance
• See unhappiness
• See vanity
• See zeal
• See also sentiment

Cited alongside

Headwords that cite the same paragraphs as this one, commonest first. The number is how many subentries each has.

• Jesus 796
• dawn mammals 9
• fear 46
• gospel 113
• government 133
• religion 371
• thought 17
• Thought Adjusters 272