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Topical Index for The Urantia Book
Caligula
Roman emperor; Selta attached to
176:2.8
(1915;5)
Callirrhoe
165:0.1
(1817;1)
calves, golden.
See
golden calves
Cambrian
59:1.11,16
(674;1)
,.
See also
geologic ages
marine-life era from 400 to 350 million years ago
59:1sec
(673;1)
camels.
See also
caravans
appearance
61:2.9
(695;7)
,
61:3.5,10
(696;9)
,
61:4.3,4
(698;5)
,
61:4.4
(698;6)
,
61:5.7
(699;8)
domesticated by 5000 B.C.
81:2.8
(902;2)
straining out gnat while swallowing c.
156:2.8
(1736;5)
,
175:1.17
(1908;1)
through eye of a needle
163:3.1
(1803;3)
Cana
124:1.12
(1368;1)
,
138:9.3
(1546;5)
,
146:5sec
(1644;3)
Joseph father of Jesus worked at
123:3.8
(1360;3)
Nathaniel from
137:2.3
(1526;3)
,
139:6.2
(1558;3)
wedding of Naomi and Johab at
137:4sec
(1528;4)
Canaanites
contaminated Hebrew religious practices
96:7.1
(1060;1)
King David's policy of compromise with
97:9.13
(1073;3)
non-Hebrew nomadic Palestinians; joined David
97:9.7
(1072;5)
Canada.
See also
Hudson Bay
;
Quebec
geology
58:7.4
(670;6)
,
59:3.9
(677;6)
,
59:4.6
(678;7)
,
59:5.17
(681;9)
,
61:7.9
(701;8)
candles
put not
c.
under a bushel
140:3.13
(1570;2)
still burned in death chambers
87:1.4
(958;6)
use in religious services remnant of fire worship
85:4.4
(947;3)
canines.
See
dogs
cannibalism
89:5sec
(978;8)
ancient social, economic, religious, military custom
89:5.1
(978;8)
commerce in women, children fattened for slaughter
89:5.7
(979;6)
ended by human sacrifice
89:5.15
(980;4)
factors causing disappearance
89:5.8-16
(979;7)
once well-nigh universal
89:5.3
(979;2)
solemn ceremony of revenge
89:5.5-6
(979;4)
taste for human flesh grows
89:5.4
(979;3)
tribe ate every 5th child born
68:6.10
(770;7)
Cano
assured Eve people with good motives could do no evil
75:4.5
(842;7)
brilliant and active Nodite leader
75:3.7
(841;7)
influenced Eve by flattery, enthusiasm, personal persuasion
75:3.9
(842;2)
seducer of Eve; father of Cain
75:4.7
(843;1)
,
75:5.3
(843;5)
slain by Garden dwellers
75:5.3
(843;5)
capacities.
See
ability
Cape Horn
60:3.2
(689;1)
,
60:3.12
(690;3)
Capernaum
Papers 145
,
152
-154)
134:7.5
(1492;5)
,
137:3sec
(1527;4)
,
137:5sec
(1531;5)
,
138:1.1
(1538;3)
,
138:9.3
(1546;5)
,
147:7sec
(1655;3)
,.
See also
Bethsaida
Andrew from
139:1.1
(1548;5)
Bethsaida was fishing harbor of
139:1.1
(1548;5)
Jairus was ruler of synagogue
152:0.1
(1698;1)
Jesus
14th appearance at
192:3.1
(2050;1)
crisis at
Papers 152
,
153)
general revulsion to Jesus in
153:5.2
(1715;2)
,
154:1.2
(1717;5)
,
154:4.1
(1719;4)
healing at sundown
145:3sec
(1631;6)
home of Jesus
129:1.8
(1420;5)
,
134:2.5
(1485;2)
last words in synagogue
153:4sec
(1713;3)
Nazareth disfavor caused Jesus to move to C.
127:2.10
(1398;2)
often conducted services in synagogue
129:1.7
(1420;4)
owned house in
129:2.4
(1422;1)
Joseph father of Jesus worked at
123:3.8
(1360;3)
Mangus built synagogue
129:1.7
(1420;4)
,
147:1.1
(1647;3)
Mary and Ruth moved to
134:1.6
(1484;3)
Matthew from
138:2.4
(1539;7)
,
138:3sec
(1540;4)
,
139:7.1
(1559;5)
Simon Zelotes from
139:11.1
(1564;6)
strong Roman military post on route from Damascus
129:1.7
(1420;4)
woe upon light-rejecting inhabitants of
163:6.5
(1807;4)
Zebedee family from
129:1.4
(1420;1)
,
139:3.1
(1552;5)
,
139:4.1
(1553;6)
Zebedee's boatbuilding shops south of
129:1.4
(1420;1)
Capetown
66:5.30
(749;1)
capital.
See also
competition
;
private property
;
profit
basis of modern industrial society
69:5.15
(777;3)
economic freedom secured through
81:5.5
(906;3)
gross abuses attendant upon misuse of
69:9.3
(780;6)
investment of labor and property for future
69:5.1,4-5
)
led to military organization
69:5.2
(775;10)
misuses of
c.
by thoughtless and selfish custodians
69:5.15
(777;3)
pastoral living allowed man to live on interest of flocks
68:5.7
(768;7)
urges which led to accumulation of
69:5.3-11
(776;1)
capital punishment.
See
death penalty
capitalists
herders were the first
69:8.5
(779;4)
priests were chief among primitive
69:5.9
(776;7)
workers becoming shareholders on continental nation
72:5.1
(813;2)
Capitolias
165:0.1
(1817;1)
Capitolium
Roman temple dedicated to Jupiter, Juno, and Minerva
132:0.2
(1455;2)
Cappadocia
Matthew preached in
139:7.10
(1560;6)
captain
human will is
111:1.9
(1217;4)
Capua
130:0.2
(1427;2)
,
130:8.6
(1441;2)
caravans
Jesus born in caravan stable
122:7.7
(1351;3)
Jesus took
c.
, led
c.
to the Caspian
133:9.1
(1481;3)
,
134:1.1,6
(1483;3)
,
134:2sec
(1484;5)
Joseph's caravan repair shop
Jesus presented full title to James
128:7.13
(1418;5)
Jesus bought back; final payments
127:3.1,7
(1398;5)
,
128:6.3
(1415;3)
Jesus provided sand and blocks for youngsters in
128:6.11
(1416;4)
Joseph built in 3 B.C.
123:1.6
(1357;3)
taken over by Jesus' uncle
126:5.8
(1393;5)
young Jesus spent time in
124:3.3
(1370;1)
many
c.
passed through or near Nazareth
121:2.2
(1333;4)
regular
c.
from India to Mesopotamia by 7000 B.C.
79:3.7
(881;7)
carbon
dark shale or slate indicates presence of organic
58:7.10
(671;3)
early
c.
consumed by prolific plant life
57:7.8
(659;7)
in solar-energy reactions
41:8.1
(464;3)
carbon dioxide
afforded speedy growth for primitive land varieties
58:1.8
(665;3)
atmospheric
57:8.5,17
(660;7)
,
59:2.9
(675;8)
,
59:5.2
(680;4)
origin
57:7.8
(659;7)
carbon monoxide
in early atmosphere
57:7.6
(659;5)
Carboniferous.
See also
geologic ages
age of ferns and frogs, 220 to 180 million years ago
59:5sec
(680;3)
careers.
See also
earning a living
;
labor
acquire long-distance view of
156:5.8
(1739;3)
Adjusters bring along ideal plans for our
c.
110:2.1
(1204;5)
Adjusters cannot stop or materially alter
111:7.2
(1223;4)
all things sacred in lives of spirit-led
155:6.11
(1732;4)
,
192:2.13
(2049;4)
bestowal Paradise Sons have been in all types
20:6.3
(229;2)
eternal destiny wholly compatible with honorable
110:3.4
(1206;2)
Jesus deplored overspecialization
149:4.3,6
(1673;3)
,
155:1.4
(1726;1)
life not real to one who cannot do one thing expertly
160:4.5
(1779;3)
Caribbean region
59:1.5
(673;5)
,
59:2.2
(675;1)
Carpathians
61:1.7
(694;4)
carpenter
Jesus was
126:1.1
(1387;1)
,
129:1.2-3
(1419;5)
parable of the foolish
156:5.2
(1738;1)
carpenter shop
Joseph added
c.s.
to Nazareth home
122:6.3
(1350;2)
Carrara marble
60:1.4
(685;6)
carriage of life
seraphic transport
39:5.14
(438;7)
carrier pigeons
announced arrival of Adam and Eve
74:2.3
(829;5)
Prince's staff first used
66:5.6
(746;4)
Carthage
130:0.2
(1427;2)
Andite settlement at
80:7.11
(896;3)
Carthaginians part of older race which included Jews
121:2.1
(1333;3)
Jesus' discourse on time and space at
130:7sec
(1438;4)
Caspian Sea
expanded in ancient times
80:2.5
(891;1)
Jesus led caravan to
134:2sec
(1484;5)
region
Adamson's civilization situated near
77:5.10
(862;4)
Andonites, Andites entered Europe via
78:6.2
(873;6)
,
80:9.6
(898;1)
drought drove Andites from
79:1.5
(879;2)
headquarters of Onagar
63:6.7
(716;6)
Nerites erupted from
78:8.11
(877;1)
Caspin
165:0.1
(1817;1)
caste systems.
68:6.7
(770;4)
,
See also
Brahmanism
;
social classes
based on color in India, Egypt
70:8.11
(793;3)
failed to save Aryan race
94:2.1,5
(1028;4)
Gautama made determined fight against
94:7.2
(1035;2)
humans differ but are equal before God
133:0.3
(1468;3)
instituted by Aryans in India to save racial identity
79:2.6
(880;4)
,
79:4.5-9
(882;5)
purchase stability but diminish personal initiative; prevent social cooperation
70:8.13
(793;5)
remnants of olden prohibitions
89:1.6
(975;3)
casting lots.
See also
superstition
apostles selected Matthias by
193:6.3,6
(2058;2)
does not disclose divine will
150:3.7,12
(1681;2)
Greeks practiced government by
195:2.1
(2072;5)
modern survival of shamanism
90:2.4
(987;8)
soldiers divided Jesus' clothes by
187:2.8
(2007;7)
castor oil
Sumerians used as medicine
90:4.9
(992;1)
castration.
See also
continence cult
early modification of human sacrifice
89:8.3
(983;1)
priests of mother cult submitted to
89:3.4
(976;6)
cataclysms.
See
accidents
;
disaster
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