nature

23 subentries

nature (4:2sec) (38:2sec)
accidents of (166:4.7). See also accidents
confers no rights on man (70:9.1) (70:10.1)
defined as
background of immutable laws modified by local conditions (4:2.2-4) (12:7.2)
exhibiting only matter, motion, and life (101:2.9)
imperfect, but perfection is in (4:2.3) (7:0.5) (9:5.5)
imperfections are stop-moments in reel of infinity (4:2.7)
physical habit of God (4:2.1) (5:2.1)
unreal shadow of spirit realities (151:3.3)
demands survival (68:2.9)
does not reveal a personal God (101:2.9,11)
God not personally present in (4:2.5) (131:1.5)
Jesus worshiped God in midst of (123:5.14) (167:6.5-6)
no detectable survival of individual personality (101:2.9) (101:10.1)
primitives believed n. was directly under control of supernatural beings (85:4.2) (86:2.6) (151:3.14) (151:5.5)
primitives elevated nature spirits to gods (85:6.4)
takes no cognizance of sex morals (82:2.1)
utterly indifferent to human welfare (84:5.2) (101:3.10)
violence is law of n. (70:1.1)
worship of nature
envisioned division of labor in supermortal world (85:0.3)
improper (4:2.6,8) (5:5.4) (139:8.7)
led to belief in charms indwelt by some spirit (88:1.3)

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