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home (Paper 84). See also child-rearing; family; houses; marriage
acceptance of gospel immediately improves home life (177:2.6)
evangelists to abide in same h. in a city (163:4.6) (163:4.14)
few modern homes as good as Jesus’, John Mark’s (177:2.6-7)
founded on full sex equality (52:2.7)
founded on male sex restlessness, female mother love (68:2.6)
history
dates from Dalamatia (52:2.6-7) (66:7.4) (84:7.8)
early h. was family gathered about fire (69:6.3)
evolution in design (81:2.15-17)
institution not much before Nodites and Adamites (84:7.8)
laws and practices in continental nation (72:3sec) (72:7.6)
mores designed to stabilize (84:7.3-7)
h. is where woman is (68:2.6)
leaving h. for sake of kingdom (163:3.4)
love of h. not augmented by unwise pursuit of pleasure (84:8.4)
modern civilization at standstill in safeguarding (81:6.25)
morontia and spirit beings have homes (44:3.1-2)
religion and children are great unifiers of family life (99:4.2)
self-maintenance and self-perpetuation real objects of h.; self-gratification incidental to (68:2.9)
value of the home
civilization’s most useful and sublime institution (81:6.23) (82:0.1) (84:0.1) (84:6.8) (84:8.6) (114:6.13)
embraces 3 essential functions of human existence (84:0.3)
find highest joy in establishing (167:5.7)
h. building should be center of all education (84:0.1)
progenitor of true morality (84:7.30)
stabilizes personality through compulsion of necessitous adjustment to diverse personalities (84:7.30)
whole afterlife happier because first 8 years spent in well-regulated h. (177:2.4-5)

Cross-references

See also child-rearing
See also family
See also houses
See also marriage

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