error
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- error. See also evil; iniquity; mistakes; sin
- ability to entertain e. lost on final spirit levels (132:2.6)
- Adam and Eve’s default was error, not rebellion (76:5.1)
- causes sorrow because it cannot be realized (2:7.6)
- conflicting truth and falsehood create (54:0.1)
- dealing with error
- deal with gently (178:1.14)
- Jesus did not attack e., rather embellished truth (132:0.4)
- living truths drive out serious e. (141:6.2)
- overthrow by love of living truth (131:1.7)
- sometimes too great to rectify by revelation (48:6.32)
- defined as
- inevitable result of immature creatures’ freewill contact with reality (118:7.3)
- inherent in evolutionary growth (105:6.4)
- misconception or distortion of reality (67:1.4)
- possibility of unwise judgment (3:5.10,15)
- shadow of relative incompleteness (130:4.11)
- difficult for angels and midwayers to conceive of brilliant, trusted rulers like Caligastia going astray (67:4.6)
- greatest e. is craving power to deprive others of liberty (54:1.6-9)
- may markedly delay evolution of soul (111:3.1)
- memories of past life without spiritual meaning will perish with material brain (112:5.22) (156:5.8)
- suggestive of lack of intellectual keenness (67:1.4-5)
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