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problem solving.
See also
challenges
;
decisions
;
difficulties
;
opportunities
fringe of conflict must be traversed
159:3.7
(1766;3)
,
160:1.6
(1773;3)
religion sorts, evaluates, and adjusts all problems
196:3.1
(2093;6)
technique
best method of solving some problems is to forsake them for a time
143:3.3
(1611;1)
first locate difficulty, recognize nature and gravity
160:1.7
(1773;4)
Jesus attacked problems just as he found them
126:5.10
(1393;7)
Jesus mobilized all powers to solve problems, with patience
127:3.14-15
(1400;6)
mind must be free from personal prejudices
160:1.8
(1773;5)
prayer is technique for adjustment of problems
196:0.10
(2088;5)
use moral power and spiritual energy
156:5.10
(1739;5)
value of worshipful meditation in solving problems
160:1.10-12
(1774;2)
,
196:3.1
(2093;6)
value of problem solving
augments self-realization
112:2.13
(1229;4)
Creators and creatures united by experience of
117:1.6
(1279;4)
difficulties must be encountered for growth of soul
154:2.5
(1719;1)
more difficult problems allow larger opportunity to acquire experience in solution
116:6.7
(1275;7)
validate prayers by facing one's problems
91:9.2-3,7
)
worshipful problem solving fosters spiritual growth
100:1.8
(1095;3)
Proclamation of Equality
Michael's proclamation of Mother Spirit's equality
33:3.6
(369;1)
procrastination
animal trait morontia career eradicates
48:5.8
(551;3)
prodigal son
illustrates how loving father can long wait for repentance of erring child
54:4.2
(616;1)
parable of
169:1.5-16
(1851;3)
profanity.
See
cursing
profit.
See also
capital
;
competition
;
private property
early merchant class charged commission for services
69:3.11
(774;10)
Jesus detested profiteering
173:1.11
(1891;1)
men entitled to fair and legitimate
p.
132:5.7
(1464;1)
profit motive
71:6sec
(805;5)
being displaced in continental nation
72:5.7
(813;8)
doomed unless augmented by service motives
71:6.1
(805;5)
mighty civilizer augmented by desire to serve
70:3.5
(787;5)
must not be taken away until unnecessary
71:6.3
(805;7)
self-serving; incompatible with teachings of Jesus
71:6.1-3
(805;5)
progress.
See also
achievement
;
change
;
evolution
;
goals
;
growth
;
spiritual growth
;
transition
characterized by increasing freedom
132:3.10
(1460;3)
demands development of individuality
48:7.29
(557;13)
effected by revelational evolution
196:3.12
(2094;11)
evolutionary capacity of universe is inexhaustible
42:11.7
(482;5)
factors favoring progress
cold, hunger stimulate invention, resourcefulness
64:1.3
(718;5)
ethics is seed and secret of
39:3.7
(433;1)
God-consciousness indispensable to
94:6.12
(433;1)
incessant activity; effort
102:2.7-9
(1120;4)
,
115:7.2
(1266;3)
knowledge and wisdom
65:8.4
(739;8)
proper conduct essential to
27:4.2
(301;3)
great social or economic change should not be attempted suddenly
71:1.14
(801;2)
,
81:6.40
(911;5)
important thing is not the rapidity, but certainty of
p.
147:5.7
(1653;1)
intolerance everlastingly inimical to
71:3.2
(803;2)
made possible by inherent motion
28:6.18
(316;5)
man should work to better his earthly estate
148:5.3
(1661;5)
material inertia retards dangerous velocities of
118:8.6
(1302;3)
mechanical dominance insures stability at expense of
118:8.3
(1301;8)
must go forward from where you find yourself
195:10.1
(2084;1)
occurs slowly by gradual stages
39:4.12
(435;5)
of part and whole
12:7.11
(138;6)
of planet depends on age, biologic uplifters, and missions of divine Sons
49:4.7
(564;9)
,
49:5.9
(566;4)
p.
by evolution, not revolution
66:6.6
(750;1)
,
67:5.1
(758;6)
progressing person leaves trail of actualized reality
117:5.6
(1286;4)
religion lifts civilization from chaos
70:8.18
(793;10)
slow before discovery of printing
81:6.44
(912;1)
static conditions indicate decay
71:4.1
(804;1)
valueless without growth
100:3.6
(1097;3)
watchword of universe
4:1.2
(54;5)
,
9:1.3
(99;2)
progress angels.
See
master seraphim of planetary supervision
progress helpers
spiritual midwayers who assist planetary seraphim
77:8.9
(865;2)
proletariat.
See
populace
Prometheus
stole fire from heaven
81:2.5
(901;8)
Promised Land.
See
Palestine
promises.
See also
duty
;
oaths
;
resolutions
ancients mistrusted
p.
regarding marriage; sought tangible guarantee
83:3.1
(923;7)
should be kept
157:1.2
(1743;4)
promoters of oratory
thought recorders, celestial artisans
44:4.7
(503;7)
proof.
See
certainty
;
evidence
property.
See
capital
;
possessions
;
private property
;
wealth
prophecies.
See also
prophets
;
speculations
;
visions
Imports of Time are secret of prophecy
28:6.11
(315;5)
John the Baptist uttered a prophecy
135:11.3
(1507;2)
Melchizedek told Abraham of future occupation of Canaan by his offspring after Egypt
93:6.3
(1020;6)
Messianic.
See
Messiah
of Urantia Papers
greater Gautama may arise to lead India
79:4.8
(882;8)
more terrible destruction of secularism is yet to come
195:8.13
(2082;5)
social order will not settle down for a millennium
99:1.1
(1086;4)
prophetic artists
heavenly reproducers, celestial artisans
44:2.7
(501;6)
prophets.
See also
prophecies
become living
147:8.5
(1656;6)
,
155:6.7
(1731;5)
blood of
p.
required of this perverse generation
166:1.5
(1826;2)
celestial artisans portray spirit world to seers
44:2.11
(501;10)
desired to behold what 70 evangelists saw
163:6.4
(1807;3)
false
p.
in sheep's clothing
140:3.19
(1571;6)
individual prophets.
See
Amos (Prophet)
;
Daniel
;
Elijah (Prophet)
;
Elisha
;
Ezekiel
;
Ezra (Prophet)
;
Haggai
;
Hosea
;
Isaiah (first)
;
Isaiah (second)
;
Jeremiah
;
John the Baptist
;
John Zebedee
;
Malachi
;
Moses
;
Samuel
John the Baptist was greatest of old order
136:0.1
(1509;1)
killed in Jerusalem
175:1.22-23
(1908;6)
new school of
148:1sec
(1657;6)
not without honor save in own country
138:0.2
(1538;2)
,
150:9.1
(1686;4)
olden
p.
taught in accordance with light of their day
142:2.2
(1597;2)
parable of absent landlord referred to Hebrew
p.
173:4sec
(1893;5)
presumed to teach without authority
173:2.3
(1891;4)
sent by God, killed by religious leaders
175:1.4
(1906;1)
spoke of Jesus
175:1.20
(1908;4)
work of prophets
denounced and exposed shamanism
90:2.9
(988;5)
exalt ideals
101:5.6
(1110;6)
taught God's will; proclaimed righteousness and mercy of God
135:5.6
(1501;1)
,
138:8.8
(1545;9)
,
166:1.5
(1826;2)
worshiped by primitives
85:6.2
(948;2)
propitiation.
See also
atonement doctrine
;
sacrifice
attempts to buy off ill luck by bribery
87:6.2
(964;1)
,
89:0.2
(974;2)
barbarous, erroneous idea
4:5.4
(60;3)
,
188:4.1
(2016;6)
included praise, flattery, even entertainment
89:4.7
(978;4)
life rendered miserable by ceremonies of
87:5.8
(963;3)
replaced sacrificial rites of avoidance, placation, and exorcism
89:0.2
(974;2)
,
89:4.4
(978;1)
,
90:0.1
(986;1)
proportion (sense of).
See
balance
;
perspective
proportions.
See
comparisons
propriety
Jesus' extraordinary sense of
100:7.3
(1101;7)
Mary Magdalene became a woman of great circumspection
190:0.5
(2029;5)
proselyte
of the gate was uncircumcised, unbaptized Jew
142:4.1
(1600;2)
Pharisees encompass land and sea to make one
175:1.13
(1907;5)
prosperity.
See
earning a living
;
wealth
prostitution.
See also
sex
: urge
at Sepphoris
125:1.2
(1378;4)
at temple at Jerusalem
125:1.2
(1378;4)
brothel was nefarious place of business
147:5.3
(1651;7)
,
150:2.2
(1680;1)
commercialized vice
162:3.4
(1793;3)
hair worn down was badge of harlotry
147:5.3
(1651;7)
harlots enter kingdom before religious rulers
173:3.2
(1893;2)
Hildana's husband forced her into
162:3.4
(1793;3)
historically
almost unknown among ancient tribes
69:9.1
(780;4)
,
82:2.2
(914;8)
daughter of priest turning to
p.
burned alive
70:10.14
(796;4)
early men's clubs paid for women from other tribes
70:7.5
(791;2)
entered into by women found by grooms' mothers not to be virgins
82:4.5
(917;8)
temple prostitution
considered sure guard against calamity
87:6.8
(965;2)
modification of human sacrifice
89:8.1
(982;5)
otherwise-sacrificed maidens earned redemption money from
89:7.4-5
(982;3)
Salem missionaries failed to end
95:1.6
(1043;1)
Jesus introduced prostitutes to Justus's wife
133:3.6-10
(1472;5)
Jesus refused to enter public baths
132:4.5
(1461;3)
,
133:3.6
(1472;5)
Nalda lived with a Greek without marriage
143:5.4-5,13
)
prodigal son squandered substance with harlots
169:1.12
(1852;5)
sex slaves are disgrace
69:5.10
(776;8)
women's corps preached in houses of
150:2.2
(1680;1)
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