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Alphabetic topics
Abuses, of organized religion, Roman Catholic Church
included, 050
Action of God, see God's action
Afterlife, see Eternal life
Amen and eternity, 083
Apostles, unbelief, 017-m; faith in Jesus was easier
for the apostles, 026-b
Atheists, 053
Attributes (divine), Jesus has divine attributes, 026-e
Authority, has replaced reason and discernment interpreting
the Bible, 006-e
Bias in the writings of the gospels, 014-b
Bible, as "sacred" text,056-b;
acceptance of Old Testament by Judaism, and of the Old and New Testament by
Christianity, 056-b; what acceptance as "sacred" means, 056-m;
questionable teachings of the Bible, and consequences, 004; is the Bible
the Word of God? inspired? probably no, metaphorical
interpretation, 006-b; 015-b; the most inspirational book, 056-m;
it is a book of inspiration and disillusion, 006-m; 015-b; the Bible
must be read with discernment, with respect, selectively, 056-b; 015-b;
006-e; a providential book, 015-m; statements based on the Bible
presuppose faith in the Bible, 004-b; some inconsistencies: the
"Fall," original sin, discrimination, 015-m-e; credibility and
interpretation, 014-b; is monotheistic, only one God, 023-b;
faith in the Bible crumbles, 024-m; "idolaters" of the Bible, 037-b;
problems with the Bible, 037-m; we can not read the New Testament
literally, 046-m; Bible narratives expressed faith of the time, 009-m;
the Bible out of context, 056-b; (See also Old, New Testament)
Catholic Church (Roman), past abuses, 050
Churches -Christian, problem with Christian churches, 024; 014-m;
why we can not believe the churches, 017-b; people do not believe
churches, 024-m; churches must change or die, 024-e; Christian
churches, 025-m; pressure of organized religion, 050
Christian life, we are totally dependent on God, 005-2-b-m;
what can we do for Jesus, 027-e; how Jesus relates to us and we to him, 028-e;
total submission to God, 041-e; religious vows, 053
Christianity, what being a Christian means, 058-1; 058-2;
059; quintessence of Christianity, 056-e; is doctrine but mainly a
fact, 020-b; no Christianity without the living Jesus, 020-b;
Christian eras, pre-council, post-council, 023-b; Christianity is
in crisis, is vulnerable because it conflicts with science, 024-b; areas
of vulnerability, 024-m; Christian religion, 025-m; Jesus, heart
of Christianity, 025-m; is there a conflict with God? not
for the apostles, 028-b-m; men have made of Christianity a complex
labyrinth of dogmas and morals, 028-b; what makes it so complicated, 028-b;
"Paulinity" versus Christianity, 037-b;
Christianity is a continuation of the cult to Yahveh,
037-e; "I do not intend to change Christianity," 040-m;
core of Christianity, 053
Communion with Jesus, was possible by faith, 020-m; "Koinonía," communion with Jesus, 044;
communion with the afterlife; communion is supernatural, by faith, 044-m;
intimate communion, 044-e; an Intimate conversation with Jesus, a
prayer, 045; 060; the apostles
and the communion with Jesus, 046; communion is not simple memory; why
this communion, 046-b; communion with Jesus as part of Christian life;
living in communion with Jesus, 047-b
Communication with God, Scheme about Nature, Attributes and Communication
with God, 088
Conversation
with God. A beautiful
prayer, full of theology, 092
Councils, the first councils of the church, 023-m
Death, what happens after death, 012-m
Deformed Christianity, 018-m; deforming Christianity, 020-m
Discernment, the Bible must be read with discernment, 006-f;
056-b; see Reasonable faith
Divinity of Jesus, see Jesus, divinity of; Jesus, Symbol of
God,055-m
Dogmas, traditions converted into dogmas, at Nice,
Chalcedony and
Ego or Self and God, 077
Energy, see: Matter, Mass and Energy, 076
Enlargements on the interpretation of Jesus, 018; 14-b;
the beginning of elaboration, 018-m; additions and changes to Jesus'
image, 018-m; "exaggerations" and "creations," 020
Eternal "Ideas"
in God, we are these eternal
"ideas" 086
Eternal life, eternity, life after death, purpose of eternal
life, 083; there is another
"creation," 005-2-m; even after revelation we can not know how
God is, 005-1-m; we can not penetrate the divine nor the
"beyond," 008-1-b; eternal life in God, 012; 051;
eternal life is pure grace; one of the main teachings of Jesus, 012-b;
045-m; eternal life as free gift of God; is it certain? 003; 012-e;
048-e; 051; it is the "ego" that survives, 012-m; our
eternal life follows the Prototype, 012-m; afterlife is a world of
faith, 044-b; metaphorical teachings of Jesus, 044-b; eternal
life and the new creation, 012; 022; eternal life and the "have nots," 022-m; it is a gift of God, 022-e;
051; doctrine of salvation should be universal, for all, 022-e; 015-e;
048-m; Jesus belongs to the new creation, 026-m; is there
communication with the afterlife? 031; if the dead are still alive, why
don't they come back, 031-b-e; basis of faith in eternal life, how it
might be, 031-b-m; how life after death might be, 031-m; 012-b; when
transformation takes place, 031-m; it is a miracle, 012; 031-e;
teachings of the Scripture, 012-m; immortality and science, 021-m;
eternal life, following the Prototype of the new creation, 012-m-e; the
beings of the afterlife, 044-b; communion with the afterlife, 044-m;
trust in eternal life, 051
Eternity and Time, paradox of,
079; 080; eternity, life after
death, 083
Existence, a name for God, the "personification" of
existence, 084
Experience of God, the
divine, experience of the
infinite Being of God, new vision, 081;
084; previous vision, 054; 055;
056; 057; open to mankind, 055-b; beliefs from other people
experience, 055-e; degrees of intimacy; rapture and ecstasy, 055-e;
the difference between believing and experiencing, 056-e
Evil, a theological study
about evil according the Thomas Aquinas’ doctrine, 093
Faith, in a world of science, 082
Faith, Christian faith, God is the Guide of faith, prayer, 008-2;
religious statements are statements of faith, 004-b; statements of faith
are not proven but believed as truth, 004-b; questionable teachings of
the Bible, and consequences, 004; God guides our faith, 008-2; reasonable
faith, 021, 014-b, 022-m; faith is a blessing, a gift of God, 024-b;
it is reasonable to believe in God, 025-b; faith in Jesus is reasonable,
025-m-e; glorified Jesus, basic tenet of Christian faith, 025-b;
experience of faith, 036-m; blind faith versus reasonable faith, 040-m;
The paradigm of my faith might help others, 040-e; Christian
faith: facts and consequences, 004; open to view vision of Christianity;
courage is needed; most of us have been indoctrinated, 008-2;
presuppositions of faith, 052; 021-m; the difference between believing
and experiencing, 056-e
Globalization of religion, 063; 064;
065
Glorification of Jesus, see Jesus, glorification
Glory of God; see also
"Worshipping of God."
The glory of God, new perspective, 077;
the glory of God is the only thing that counts, 007-m; a fundamental
obligation, 032-b; "Hallowed be your name," 037-e
God, (See also: God, communication with; Names of
God; Prayer; Providence of God; Spong, Bishop John
S.; Trust in God), who is and who is not our God, new view, 077; 078; God in spacetime
perspective, 080; experience of the
infinite Being of God, 081; previous
view about God, 005-1, 005-2; even after revelation we can not know how
God is, 005-1-m; God must be; his presence is active, not static, 007-b-m;
008-1-m; a personal God is the greatest and meaningful revelation, 005-1-m;
005-2-e; some metaphysical statements about God, 005-1-e; 005-2-b;
007-e; unconditional trust in God, 005-2-b-m; we are totally
dependent on God, 005-2-m; everything is under God's control, 007-b;
God's presence in the world, 005-1-e; God belongs to the
"beyond," 008-1-b; presence of God, immanence, 007-b; the
God of physicists and philosophers, 005-2-b; God as Father is an
analogy; he is personal but not a person, 005-2-b-e; 025-b; 036-b; 005-1;
008-1-b; we depend upon God, 005-2-b; God respects the physical
laws, 005-2-b; God gives meaning to our lives, 007-m; God belongs
to the "beyond," where we can not reach, 008-1;
"distance" between God and us, 008-1-m; God "hears"
us, by grace, 008-1-m; what life without God would be, 008-1-m;
God guides our faith, 008-2; there is no predetermination of human free
actions, 009-m; 041-m; may reveal, today, 006-f; center of our
faith, 053; 020-m; he doesn't have his "hands" tied, 020-m;
love of God sharing his life, 022-m; he is not a despot God, 022-e;
007-m; the worship of God, 023; ; we use metaphorical names, 035-m;
other names for God, 023-b; what "God of the gaps" means, 025-b;
it is reasonable to believe in God, 025-b; praising God with Jesus, 027-m;
hymn Glory be to God, edited, 027-e; is there a conflict with
God, in Christianity? 028; 029-e; -b-m; can we glorify
God? 030-e; surrender to God; he does not forsake us, he cares for us, 005-2-b-e;
032-m; God and our free will, 032-e; 041-b; the power of God is
immense, 034-e; God never forsakes us, 034-e; trust in God,
prayer, 013, 034-e; prayer, 013, 034-e; we cannot give God
anything, 035-e; 008-1-b; benevolence of God, 036-m; "Hollowed
be your name," the Holiness of God, 037m; "Let your kingdom come;" the dominion of God
and the power of nature, 038-b; "Let your will be done,"
038-e; 041-b; "Give us our daily bread," 039-b; power
and knowledge of God; self-imposed limitation, 039-m; 041-b; 009-m;
God's presence in each present event, 041-e; total submission to God;
his sovereign dominion, 041-e; 008-1-m; God is real producer, 046-e
God's action, action of God in the Bible, 034-b; God can
do more than we can understand, 005-2-m; God's presence is active, not
static, 007-b-m; 008-1-m; he does not forsake us, he cares for us, 005-2;
032-m; God "hears" us, by grace, 008-1-e; action "top
down" and "bottom-up," 042-m; 009-m; God may intervene,
or not, in our situations, 009-e; 041-m; God's action upon us is loving,
individual and endless, 011; presence
and action of God in us, by grace, 062
God's being,
a personal God is the greatest and meaningful revelation, 005-1-m;
005-2-b-e; God is not a person, 036-b; God belongs to the
"beyond," 008-1-b; some metaphysical statements about God, 005-1-e;
005-2-b; 007-e; concepts about God; he transcends our minds; use of
analogies, metaphors, symbols, 035-b-m; 036-m; the being of God,
transcendent and immanent, 039-b; "transcendent,"
"impassible and immutable, "omniscient,"
"all-powerful," one who changes, "sensible,"
"compassionate," "temporal," related to the world, 029;
034-m-e; 041; 039-b; 062-m; we use metaphorical names, 035-m;
problems with the classical interpretation of God, problem with the concept of
persons in God, 023-e; 022-m; God is not a despot God, 022-e; the
being of God on the prophets, 055; the God of Jesus, 055
God, the Giver, 096
God, not the Receiver, 096
God, communication with, 030-b-e; God communicates with us, 005-2-b;
does God hear? have feelings? can be pleased? 030 communication is
through faith, 036-b; is a supernatural action, 036-m; taking in
account, 036-e
God, knowledge of, by reason and by revelation, 054; beliefs
about God by other people experience, 055
God out of the world,
is God out of the world? 095
God's Holiness, see
037m
God's meaning,
085; Prayer about the meaning of
God, 085
God's presenceness, 094; is
God out of the world? He must be! 095
God's presentness, 088;
Conversation with God about his presentness, 092
God's providence and care, providential God, 042; 008-e; 009; prayer
and providence go together, 008-1-m; trust in God, 005-2-b; providence
is within, "top down" and "bottom-up" action, 042-m;
009-m; providential acts are undetectable; countless providential acts of
God, 009-e
God's will, is there "will of God?" 041; 010; the
dominion of God and the power of nature, 038-b; "Let your will
be done," 038-e; 041-b; there is not a predetermined will of
God, 041-b; power and knowledge of God; self-imposed limitation, 039-m;
041-b; 009-m; God's presence in each present event, 041-e; total
submission to the will of God; his sovereign dominion, 041-e; 008-1-m
Gospels, —the, are the expression of the kerygma, not the historical Jesus, 058-1-b;
they were written with some intent, not impartially, 014-b;
difficulties believing the gospels, 017-b; problem with the writings
about Jesus, 025-e; the authors of the gospels and Paul were like some
great novelists of the first century, 046-m
Grace, in a world
of science, 082
Grace, access to God is by grace, 020-e; the grace of God, 061-e;
presence and action of God in us, by grace, 062
Greek words, used by the councils, 023-m
Hans Kung, and the divinity of Jesus, 017-e; 023-e
Hinduism, and Christianity, 057; conflict with the
person of Jesus, 057-b
Holiness of God,
see 037m
Holistic unit,
see 083
Hope, prayer of hope and confidence, 066
Human beings, we can do nothing for God, 008-1-b
"Identity" of
creation and God, see a
no-pantheistic interpretation on 077
Immortality, see Eternal life; "spark" of immortality, 083
Incarnation, problems with traditional teachings, 014, 017,
023-e
Inconsistencies,
inaccuracies of the Bible, 006-b
Inspiration, the Bible is a book of inspiration, 006-m
Infallibility, doesn't belong to human beings, 023-e
Internet, revelations outside the Bible, 057-e;
revelations in the internet, 057-e
Islam, and Christianity, 057; conflict with the
person of Jesus, 057-b; same
root with Judaism and Christianity, 063
Jesus -communion with, see Communion with Jesus
Jesus —dedication to God, 059, 077
Jesus' discipleship, consists in loving one another, 058m
Jesus -divinity of; see
also "Jesus -titles of,"
Jesus, Prototype of identification with God, 077; divinity of Jesus, 014-m; 017-m; Jesus said that
the Father is greater than he is, and other statements, 014-e; Jesus,
Symbol of God,055-m; title of Lord, 014-m; 057-m; title of Son of
God, 014-m-e; Jesus never looked for his own glory, 017-m; 020-m;
Jesus as a human being, 017-e; Hans Kung and the divinity of Jesus, 017-e;
023-e; additions and changes to his image, 018-m; Jesus lives by the
Power of God, not by his own power, 046-e; 018-e; 043-e; no
Israelite would have thought that Jesus was God, 020-b; the
"divinizing" of Jesus, 020-m; exalt Jesus with limit, 020-m;
Jesus is in God and one with God, 026-m; Jesus, a divine
being, 026-m; divine titles do not mean being God, 026-e; divine
attributes in Jesus, 026-e; could Jesus be called Christ? 043;
what the "divine" being of Jesus may include, 043-m; Peter's
confession is a later addition; the real Peter, 043-e
Jesus -experience of, apostles' experience, 020-b; by faith, 020-m
Jesus -functions of, see Jesus, titles of; his mission, 020-b;
his present task, 020-m; the glorified Jesus, his roles, 027;
Jesus as Model, Helper, Comforter, Friend, Companion, Guide, 027-m-e;
Jesus -glorification of, what glorification means, 043-b; 046-m;
014-e; transformation of the being of Jesus, 043-m; action and
operation of the glorified Jesus, 043-e; the glorified Jesus, 026;
glorified Jesus, basic tenet of Christian faith, 025-b; difficulty of a
fair idea of the glorified Jesus, 026-b; the new being of Jesus is creation,
not change, 026-m; Jesus is in God and one with God, 026-m;
Jesus, a divine being, 026-m; divine titles do not mean being God, 026-e;
divine attributes in Jesus, 026-e; roles of the glorified Jesus, 027;
Lord Jesus means he was glorified, 027-m; Jesus belongs to the new
creation, 026-m; Paul's vision of the glorified Jesus, 027-m;
Christ, as the glorified Jesus, 043-b; the New Testament and the
glorification of Jesus; two sample texts, 043-e; the preeminence of
Jesus,, 046; what the Father did in Jesus; his glory comes from the
Father, 046-e; "Peter's thoughts and feelings," 047-e
Jesus -human being, he is totally human, 020-e; Jesus, our
brother, 027-m
Jesus -intimacy with, we may have intimacy with Jesus; what intimacy is,
020-e; 060
Jesus -miscellaneous, who is Jesus? "Song of praise to Jesus,"
005; 060; Jesus is the "way to the Father," and "has
words of eternal life," 003; can we know Jesus as he was?
probably not, 014; divinity of Jesus, 014-m; 017-m; "miracles"
of Jesus and people's incredulity, 017-m; Jesus never look for his
glory, 017-m; Jesus as a human being, 017-e; Jesus teachings, 018-b;
he is not the founder of a new religion, 018-e;
058-m; additions and changes to his image, 018-m; questions about
Jesus' real mind, 018-e; Jesus, not the founder of a new religion, 018-e; 058-1-e; how the entire change
began, 058-1-e; Jesus in the life of
the apostles, 020-b; he is acting now in us, 020-e; Jesus
revealed to us eternal life, 022; Jesus as Logos and Wisdom of
God, 023-m; 028-m; problems with traditional teachings of incarnation, 014,
017, 023-e; Jesus, heart of Christianity, 025-m; faith in Jesus is
reasonable, 025-m-e; problem with the writings about Jesus, 025-e;
image of Jesus is not visual, 026-b; faith in Jesus was easier for the
apostles, 026-b; Jesus, a prophet with a message, 027-b; Jesus as
Model, Helper, Comforter, Friend, Companion, Guide, 027-m-e; praising
God with Jesus, 027-m; what can we do for Jesus, 027-e; how Jesus
relates to us and we to him, 028-e; the pain of changing the image of
Jesus, 040; Christ as Messiah and Christ, 043-b; unifying purpose
of God in Christ, 044-e; Jesus is unique, 046-b; how we might se
Jesus, 047-m; Jesus, Firstborn and Firstfruit,
047-m; is Jesus the necessary Mediator for mankind? 048
Jesus -Model, Jesus, Model of life, 027-m; the inner
Jesus; dedication to God, 037-b-m
Jesus -power of, we may count on his power, 020-e; Jesus as
Power of God, in action, 028-m-e; 047-m; experiencing the power of Jesus
as the apostles did, 044-e
Jesus -presence of, is not physical but a mysterious one, 020-m
Jesus -the Prophet, Jesus, a prophet with a message, 027-b
Jesus -the Prototype, Jesus, Prototype of identification with God, 077; Jesus, the Prototype of the new
creation, 012-m-e; 003; some New Testament texts support Jesus as the
Prototype; Paul's vision of the Prototype, 027-e-m; 017-e; 031-m;
our eternal life follows the Prototype, 012-m; application of the
Prototype model, 012-e
Jesus -titles of, the lordship of Jesus, 057-m; title of Lord,
014-m; 020-e; 027-m; 003; Lord Jesus means he was glorified, 027-m;
title of Son of God, 014-m-e; the Prototype, see this
subject; Man of Nazareth, 003; 018-b; Servant of Yahveh, 018-e; the "Sent" and
the "Elected" one, 003; 020-e; Jesus as Model, Helper,
Comforter, Friend, Companion, Guide, 027-m-e; Power and Wisdom of
God, 028-m-e; 047-m; Jesus as righteousness, sanctification,
redemption, 028-e; Firstborn and Firstfruit,
003; 047-m; the Man exalted to the right hand of God, 047-e
Jesus -uniqueness of, as the eternal Word, 086; he is unique, 020-e
John's gospel has special problems, 014-m;
Judaism, and Christianity, 057; conflict with the
person of Jesus, 057-b; same
root with Christianity and Islam, 063
Kerigma, the gospels are the expression of the kerygma, not the historical Jesus, 058-1-b
Life, see Eternal life
Lord -Title of, see Jesus; the lordship of Jesus, 057-m
Meaning of God, 085
Mankind, see: World,
mankind and religion, 069 to 075;
076
"Miracles" of Jesus and people's incredulity, 017-m;
God and the natural order, 032-e
Mysteries of faith, see Revelation
Myths, they create myths, 017-b; some examples, 018-e;
myths and legends in the first century, 020-b
Monotheistic principle, 017-m; the whole Bible is monotheistic, 023-b;
Paul's statements must be monotheistic, 026-e
Names of God, the name Father implies love, action, power, 034-m;
041-m; Father is analogy, 005-2; 035-m; 034-m; 005-2-b; the name "Abba,"
Father; risk of distortion, 036-b-e; 037-b; Father wouldn't have any
meaning if God couldn't do anything, 041-e; 062-m
Nature and grace, 061-m-e
New Age and
Christianity are very close, 077
New creation, see Eternal life
New Testament, does not have all the answers, 026-b;
accepted as "sacred" by Christianity, 056-m
Old Testament, acceptance of Old Testament by Judaism, 056-b;
and by Christianity, 056-m
Pantheism, not
accepted; new view 077
Paradoxes of
Christianity, 061; paradox of some
Christian teachings, 083; paradoxes
of God,, 084
Peace, live in peace, 051
Person, problem of calling God a "person," 084
Power of the Father, Jesus lives by his Father, 048; 018-e; the
power of God is immense, 034-e
Prayer, prayer doesn't need words, 005-e; prayer to
the glory of God, 007-m; 008-1-m; prayer for guidance of our Christian
beliefs, 008-2; prayer and providence go together, 008-1-m
Prayer of submission, 087
Prayer "Or
Father," the name Father
implies love, action, power, 034-m; 041-m; Father is analogy, 035-m;
034-m; 005-2-b; the name "Abba," Father; risk of
distortion, 036-b-e; 037-b; "Hallowed be your name," 037-e;
"Let your kingdom come;" the dominion of God and the power
of nature, 038-b; 041-b; 008-m; "Let your will be done,"
038-e; 041-b; "Give us our daily bread," 039-b;
Predestination is a contradiction, 061-m; 041-b;
Presenceness of God, a theological study
about God and space: God is not on a place, 094
Presentness of God, a theological study on the atemporality
of God (time does not run for God), 088
Presuppositions of faith, 052; 021-m
Prototype -Jesus as the, see Jesus, the Prototype
Providence of God, the providence of God is explained, 042; 034;
009; providential action of God, 034-m; providence of God,
undetectable but real, 039-m-e; what providential God means, 041; prayer
and providence go together, 008-1-m
Reason, Resonable faith, see Faith; from
reason to faith, 083
Redemption, Christ as Messiah, 043-b
Religion, what religion is, 053; 025-m; failure of
organized religion, 053; 025-m; Christian religion, 025-m; what
is better, a religion without Jesus or with Jesus? 028-b-m; religion is
a living experience, 054; what religions should be, 056-e; religion manifests a culture, 065-m
Religions, hegemony of some religions, 065-m; see Christianity,
Islam, Judaism
Religious experiences, and science, 055; (See also Experiences
of the divine)
Resurrection, is new creation, not change, 026-m; is a
change of being, 043-m; "Partakers of the divine nature,"
043-m; Jesus, Firstborn and Firstfruit,
047-m
Revelation, God as Father, his greatest and meaningful
revelation, 005-1-m; even after revelation we can not know how God is;
we have only guesses, 005-1-m; revealed means no proof, 022-b;
mysteries of faith, 022; revelation as experiences of the divine, 054;
055; 056; 057; implications of "it was revealed," 054; 055
Revelation(s) of God, main revelation from God in and by Christ, 004-e;
may be contained in the Bible, 006-b; revelation is not closed, 006-f;
eternal life, main revelation through Jesus, 022-b
Revelations of the Bible, must be scrutinized, 056; the Bible out of
context, 056-b
Revelations outside
Christianity, 057;
Islam, Judaism, Buddhism, 057-b; revelations outside the Bible, 057-e;
revelations in the internet, 057-e
Salvation, (see also Eternal life.) universal salvation,
redemption, 016-e
Science, doesn't have anything to say on matters of faith,
lack proofs, 005-2-b; 022-m; most physicists are agnostic or atheist, 005-m;
there is more what science ignores than what it knows, 034-b; the God of
pure science, 005-2-b; scientific statements are theories, 004-b;
what life without God would be, 008-1-m; science's unbelief, 009-e
Self or Ego and God, 077
Servant of Yahveh,
for Jesus as Servant of Yahveh, see Jesus, titles
Son of God, see Jesus
Spacetime, God in spacetime
perspective, 080
Spiritual order. see 095
Spong, Bishop John S., critique of Bishop Spong,
005-2-e; denies that God is personal, 005-2-e; wrong conclusions
from the Bible, 005-2e
Spirit of God, action and presence of God, 023-m
Spiritual life,
fundamental points of, 079
Spiritual order, 095
Supernatural, in a world of science, 082
Thanksgiving, hymn of thanksgiving and unconditional trust, 013
Time and Eternity, paradox of,
079; 080
Trinity, a dogma that should be reformulated, 023;
the New Testament and some names it mentions; actions rather than concepts, 023-b;
the councils of the church, 023-m; concepts and categories irrelevant
today, 027-m
Trust in God, (see also God's providence), trust in God,
prayer, 013, 005-2-b; 034-e; more than one way to live in trust, 051
Universal salvation, "redemption" for all, 016-e; 057;
See Salvation
Will of God, your will be done no matter what, 041-e; "Let
your will be done," 038-e; 041-b; when God wants something, he
can do it using his science and power, 042-e
Word of God, what it should be, 006-b-m
World, Mankind and Religion, 069, 070, 071, 072, 073, 074, 075; 076; the "have nots" of the world, 022-m
Worshiping God, God demands worship, 005-2-b; the purpose
of religion, 023; is a radical attitude, 032-b; sign of worship, 032-m; worshiping is the same in all
traditions, 059
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