perfection

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perfection
7 types (0:1.19-26)
all living things strive for (29:2.12) (65:6.2) (140:4.11)
attainment (181:1.2)
all perfecting finites eventually attain p. (106:1.1)
believers destined to achieve p. in Jesus (142:7.15)
by fusion of creature mind with some fragment of pre-Trinity spirit (56:3.5)
by grace and individual effort (32:3.9)
creature and Creator collaborate in (117:1.4)
dependent on faith, love, desire to be like God (156:5.7)
divine plan for (7:4sec) (48:8.1)
every facility and all power provided to insure (40:10.14)
Father’s supreme invitation-command (1:0.3-6) (7:4.7) (7:5.1) (9:5.6) (13:2.8) (26:4.12) (26:9.3) (26:11.4) (37:5.3) (40:7.4) (56:0.1) (94:3.1) (99:5.3) (107:0.3) (131:9.4) (137:8.13) (140:3.16) (140:5.15) (140:8.32) (140:10.1) (143:2.6) (161:1.10) (181:2.25)
imitation of God is key to (111:5.2)
(in spirit) now in doing Father’s will (1:3.6) (111:5.4)
not by passivity (117:4.7)
on 3rd circuit of Havona (26:9.3-4)
progressive, except in Havona (32:3.3)
cosmic complement to evolution (32:3.12-15)
defect-interruptions in p. permit mind to glimpse reality (4:2.7)
Father’s eternal p. (2:2sec)
finaliters have attained (31:3.6)
hunger for perfection
aroused by Adjuster (101:2.14) (102:1.6)
is desire to know God and be like him (100:2.1)
required for comprehending faith (102:1.1)
not strange that everything does not work in (75:8.6)
of purpose upon reaching Havona (26:4.12-13)
of spiritual self-restraint equals complete personal freedom (132:3.10)
struggle for p. also pertains to physical level (116:5.12)
undiluted on Paradise (2:2.4)

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