fear
46 subentries
- fear. See also anger; hatred; revenge; uncertainty
- cure for fear
- clean heart (131:1.8-9)
- consolation and stabilization of sound religion (99:4.6)
- disown f. (131:3.2) (165:5.5)
- faith vanquishes (130:6.3) (131:1.9) (143:7.3)
- intimate contact with others (160:2.7) (184:4.6)
- Jesus frequently delivered victims of (167:3.5)
- love of God casts out all (48:6.8)
- self-understanding (160:1.12)
- do not appeal to f. in proclaiming gospel (159:3.2,5)
- effect of fear
- alone, f. can never prevent survival (110:3.5)
- can induce mystic state (100:5.10)
- inhibits creative imagination (111:4.9)
- led Cain to repent (76:2.8)
- man’s chief enslaver and paralyzer (142:0.2) (157:2.2)
- mental poison; tremendously interferes with spiritual progress (108:6.2) (110:1.5)
- weakens character, destroys happiness (140:5.6)
- face difficulties and uncertainties without f. (48:6.35)
- fear not, for I am with you (97:7.6)
- have no f. for those who can kill the body (165:3.3)
- historically
- Caligastia 100 sought to substitute Creator f. for ghost f. (66:5.13)
- could kill primitive man (88:4.8) (89:1.2)
- differed little from worship to primitives (85:7.2)
- early civilization forged out on hammers of (66:5.13)
- early religious stimulus (86:0.2) (90:3.10) (92:1.4)
- evolution through anguish, dread, awe, reverence, to love (149:6.3,6)
- instinct fostered institutions of survival (69:1.3)
- man’s tendencies to f. date from lemur ancestors (62:2.4)
- of ghosts (68:2.4). See also ghosts
- Primates greatly subject to (62:4.4)
- primitive religion drove men forward by fear (5:4.1)
- subdued fiery tempers of primitive man (52:1.7)
- nature of fear
- common fear is physiological in origin (68:3.1)
- external restraint to free will (118:8.5)
- hate is shadow of f. (145:3.4)
- master intellectual fraud (48:7.4)
- of Lord is beginning of wisdom (68:3.3) (131:2.6) (149:6.2-5)
- persists because we lack Adamic inheritance (76:4.6)
- religion becomes real as it emerges from (12:9.5)
- self-deception leads to foolish (143:2.5)
- seraphim cannot understand domination by (113:2.5)
- unworthy motivation for religious living (140:4.7)
- when confronted with unknown or inexplicable (90:0.3)
Cross-references
- See also anger
- See also ghosts
- See also hatred
- See also revenge
- See also uncertainty
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