ethics

25 subentries

ethics. See also morality
all e. grows out of facts of origin (28:6.2)
barely superanimal unless dynamic and progressive (12:5.10)
birth of (86:6.7)
civilization in danger when youth ignore (111:4.4)
defined as
eternal fitness of Deity relations with all beings (56:10.8)
external social mirror of internal spiritual developments (102:8.4)
highest e. is to love neighbor as self (170:3.6)
innate, divine, universal (54:4.4)
not meaningless formalities but inherent proprieties (27:4.1)
recognition of morality, rights of others (27:3.1) (92:7.5)
recognition that creation, including ourselves, was not made just for us (28:6.18)
secret of pleasant and profitable interrelationships (43:8.3)
evolutionary mind can discover (196:3.26)
Greek philosophy, Paul’s theology form basis of European (98:7.10)
indispensable to human progress and survival (101:3.1)
Jesus never concerned with e. as such (170:3.8-9)
learned in socializing with univitatia (43:8.12)
man’s understanding of e. only relatively true (115:1.2)
none would exist without religion (92:3.6-8) (101:0.2)
not advanced by secrecy, insincerity, or hypocrisy (82:1.10)
secoraphic Unions of Souls portray ideals, status of (28:5.13)
sojourn on Edentia chiefly occupied with group e. (43:8.3)
taught by Significances of Origin (28:6.8)
usually acquired with appearance of language (52:1.6)

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