Topical Index for The Urantia Book

approaches universe from outside 103:6.2(1135;4)

atheistic s. was father of secularism 195:8.2(2081;2)

benefited most from printing press 81:6.9(907;6)

cannot create matter or life 36:6.1(403;6), 42:1.4(468;1), 65:6.1(737;1)

cannot prove existence of God, soul 1:2.4(24;2), 42:1.3(467;5), 133:6.7(1478;6)

confers increasing liberty on mankind 81:2.10(902;4), 81:6.22(909;3)

destroyed childlike illusions, materialistic faith 99:3.7(1088;8), 155:3.6(1727;6), 195:6.4(2076;9)

discoveries not real until unraveled and correlated in scientist's consciousness 102:2.5(1120;2), 102:7.9(1127;3)

emancipated woman 84:5.7-8(937;4)

engaged in agelong contest between truth and error 12:9.5(141;6)

facts set forth in Urantia Papers do not anticipate new discoveries 101:4.2(1109;4)

final physical discoveries made in era of light and life 55:4.5(627;3)

has no lasting quarrel with true religion 99:4.8(1090;4), 195:7.2(2078;5)

honest search for true causes gave birth to 81:2.5(901;8)

identifies, analyzes, and classifies segmented parts of the cosmos 102:3.10(1122;6)

imagination and conjecture extend borders of 103:6.11(1137;1)

Jesus' discourse on s. at Athens 133:5sec(1476;3)

materialistic s. harbors seeds of own destruction 132:1.3(1457;2)

often too self-confident and dogmatic 103:7.7(1138;5)

philosophy cannot be predicated on observations of 42:9.4(480;2)

purifies religion by destroying superstition 81:6.10(907;7)

religion is mother of s. 5:5.5(68;7), 92:3.9(1006;6)

should extend man's horizon 195:7.2(2078;5)

should not discount religion on basis of credulity 102:6.8-10(1125;3)

study continues in celestial worlds 103:7.3(1138;1)

teaches man language of mathematics 81:6.10(907;7)

teachings of Prince's staff 66:5.23-27(748;4)

the more s. one knows, the less sure one is 102:1.3(1119;2)

thought domain of mathematics; assumes matter, motion, and life 103:7.11(1139;3)

thrives best in cities 68:6.5(770;2)

weakened only religions dependent upon fear, superstition, and emotion 99:4.8(1090;4), 195:7.2(2078;5)

science, philosophy, and religion 100:4.4(1098;1),. See also philosophy; religion; science

3 basic mind reactions 16:8.8(195;1), 16:9.1(195;3)

compared and contrasted 1:5.11(29;1), 1:6.2(30;1), 4:4.7(59;3), 5:5.3(68;5), 101:2.2-6(1106;1), 101:5.2-6(1110;2), 101:8.3-4(1114;7), 102:1.2-4(1119;1), 102:3.5-15(1122;1), 102:6.8(1125;3), 103:6-9secs) 112:2.7-8(1228;6), 132:3.2-4(1459;2), 133:5.4(1476;6), 195:6sec(2076;6)

constitutive responses; survive crash of civilizations 16:9.4-5(195;6)

reality response delivers us from false a priori assumptions 16:6.4-10(191;7)

relationship among, also referred to as

causation, duty, and worship 16:6.5-9(192;1)

energy, mind, and spirit 9:4.5(102;5)

fact, idea, and relation 196:3.2(2094;1)

fact, law, and love of God 16:9.1(195;3)

knowledge, wisdom, and insight 102:3sec(1121;3)

thing, meaning, and value 9:4.5(102;5), 16:6.10(192;6), 196:3.2(2094;1)

truth, beauty, and goodness q.v.

scientists. See also science

conceive of god as First Cause 5:5.3(68;5)

danger of mathematical pride, statistical egotism 133:5.4(1476;6)

no right to assert being materialists or idealists 132:1.2(1457;1)

on trial before bar of human need 132:1.4(1457;3)

scorpions 59:5.6,7(680;8)

first air-breathing animal 59:3.11(677;8)

Scotland 59:3.3,6(676;7),. See also British Isles

reposed sovereignty in United Kingdom 134:6.3(1490;6)

scourging

knotted whips laid on Jesus 185:6.2(1995;1)

only those condemned to crucifixion subject to 185:6.2(1995;1), 185:7.2(1996;1), 187:0.1(2004;1)

scribe of Damascus

on tour of Roman world, Jesus known as 129:3.2(1423;4), 132:0.7(1456;3), 132:3.1(1459;1), 133:0.1(1468;1), 134:7.3(1492;3)

scribes. See also Judaism; Pharisees; Sanhedrin

kept Jews in terrible bondage to ritual, traditions 121:7.3(1340;1)

many were honest of heart 140:8.22(1582;3)

refused to enter kingdom; prevented others from entering 175:1.12(1907;4)

spiritually blind but thoroughly moral 162:3.1(1792;5)

with rabbis comprised Pharisees 137:7.6(1534;5)

scriptural infallibility doctrine. See sacred books

Scriptures. See New Testament; Old Testament; sacred books

sculpture

clay s. in Dalamatia 66:5.26(748;7)

originated in idol making 92:3.6(1006;3)

Scythopolis 123:0.6(1356;3), 144:7.1(1626;2), 149:0.1(1668;1), 159:0.2(1762;2), 162:0.1(1788;1)

chief Greek city of Decapolis 124:3.6-9(1370;4)

Jesus admired Greek games at S. 124:3.7-9(1370;5), 124:6.4(1374;4)

sea commerce. See boats

sea cucumbers 65:2.5(732;3)

sea lions

placental mammal that returned to sea 61:2.11(696;2)

Sea of Galilee

700 feet below sea level 151:5.2(1694;7)

apostles afraid during storm on 151:5sec(1694;6)

gales come and go quickly on 151:5.2(1694;7)

Jesus built boats to sail on 129:1sec(1419;4)

Jesus soothed himself with memories of sunrises over 182:3.10(1969;5)

sea serpents 60:1.9(686;5)

backward step in evolution 60:2.10-11(688;2), 61:2.11(696;2)

perished; 2 ounce brain couldn't protect 75 foot body 60:2.11(688;3)

threatened fish family with destruction 60:2.9(688;1)

sea squirts

oxygenate blood with vanadium 65:6.4(737;4)

sea urchins 60:2.9(688;1), 60:4.5(692;3), 65:2.5(732;3)

sea worms 59:2.11(676;2)

seals

placental mammal; returned to sea 49:2.10(562;1), 61:2.11(696;2), 65:2.12(733;2)

seances

pseudo s. were feature of primitive secret societies 70:7.11(791;8)

seaports. See harbors

seas. See lakes; oceans

seas of glass

energy-transformation mechanisms 43:1.11(487;2)

first appear on 2nd mansion world 47:4.3(534;7)

found on almost all architectural worlds 43:1.11(487;2)

on Edentia is circular crystal 100 miles in circumference 43:1.7,10-11)

on Jerusem 47:9.4(539;1), 47:10.2(539;4)

conclaves with Lanaforge take place on 45:2.6(511;6)

polar crystal 46:2.9(521;6), 46:3.1-4(522;1)

portray superuniverse reflectivity 43:1.11(487;2)

receiving fields for all seraphic transports 43:1.10(487;1), 46:2.9(521;6)

superuniverse, Paradise-Havona broadcasts received by 46:3.1(522;1)

seasons

exist on all sun-heated planets 49:4.5(564;7)

none on morontia worlds 43:1.3(486;2)

seat of honor. See chief seat

seaweed 59:1.14(674;4)

generated free oxygen for early atmosphere 57:7.9(660;1)

man's ascent from 65:2.1(731;5), 65:6.8(738;1)

Sebaste

home of Abner; John the Baptist buried at 144:9.1(1627;6)

seconaphim 28:3-7secs). See also angels; seraphic, secoraphic, and superaphic transport

accompanied Michael on 3rd bestowal 119:3.3(1312;4)

children of Reflective Spirits 17:3.5(201;3), 17:4.3(202;3), 17:8.2(205;3), 26:1.6(286;1), 28:0.1(306;1), 28:3sec(307;3)

classification as primary, etc., does not indicate status differential 28:5.1(310;3)

general service of seconaphim

as Most High Assistants 37:4.2(409;7)

assist members of superuniverse assemblies 28:7.1(317;4)

may become Paradise Companions, Technical Advisers 25:4.2(279;3), 25:8.1(283;2)

may serve as Evangels of Light attached to mortal finaliter companies 31:7.2(349;7)

serve on planets in light and life 55:4.15(628;6)

in personality registers 30:1.13(332;4), 30:2.13(336;5)

limited in spirit polarity for circuits of Eternal Son 26:1.9(286;4)

living mirrors and presence projectors 28:3.2(307;4), 28:7.4(318;2)

ministering spirits of superuniverses 15:10.8(179;2), 26:1.6(286;1), 26:4.1(289;4), 28:0sec(306;1), 28:7.1(317;4)

A. primary seconaphim 28:3.1(307;3), 28:4sec(307;5)

living mirrors to Ancients of Days 28:4.1(307;5)

transport ascenders to Havona 28:4.13(310;1), 30:4.21(343;3)

transporters can traverse from Uversa past dark gravity bodies to Havona 26:4.1(289;4), 39:2.9(430;5)

types

1. Voices of Conjoint Actor q.v.

2. Voices of Seven Master Spirits q.v.

3. Voices of Creator Sons q.v.

4. Voices of Angelic Hosts q.v.

5. broadcast receivers q.v.

6. transport personalities 28:4.12(309;6)

7. reserve corps 28:4.14(310;2)

B. secondary seconaphim 28:5sec(310;3)

assigned to Divine Counselors, Perfectors of Wisdom, and Universal Censors 28:3.1(307;3), 28:5.2-6(310;4)

types

1. Voices of Wisdom q.v.

2. Souls of Philosophy q.v.

3. Unions of Souls q.v.

4. Hearts of Counsel q.v.

5. Joys of Existence q.v.

6. Satisfactions of Service q.v.

7. Discerners of Spirits q.v.

C. tertiary seconaphim 28:6sec(313;5)

assigned to Mighty Messengers, Those High in Authority, and Those without Name and Number 22:5.5(248;4), 28:3.1(307;3), 28:6sec(313;5)

guide ascenders in perplexity, uncertainty, and emergencies 28:7.2-3(317;5)

types

1. Significances of Origins q.v.

2. Memories of Mercy q.v.

3. Imports of Time q.v.

4. Solemnities of Trust q.v.

5. Sanctities of Service q.v.

6. Secrets of Greatness q.v.

7. Souls of Goodness q.v.

second coming. See also Jesus: second coming

groups always expect return of leaders 92:5.3(1008;5)

second experiential Trinity. See Trinity Absolute

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