Transcendentalers are subject to 31:8.3(350;6)

transforms undifferentiated potentials into definite plans 118:4.6(1298;6)

Trinity collaborates with G.t.U., not Deities individually 10:7.3(115;5)

Trinity Ultimate activates eventuating presence of 106:4.1-4(1166;4)

unification of master universe is eventuating act of 10:8.2(116;3)

hermit to whom Gautama should have listened 94:7.4(1035;4)

Godheads. See Eternal Son; Infinite Spirit; Universal Father

Godlikeness. See divinity; spiritual growth

Andites had 33 94:1.2-3(1027;3)

early gods were glorified departed humans 87:3.1(960;5)

false gods in man's image 196:3.20(2095;7)

primitives regarded Prince's staff as 66:4.1(743;10)

progress of science adds to mortality of false 102:6.1(1124;3)

Sumerian cities did not federate out of deity jealousy 78:8.7(876;4)

named. See Agni; Ahura-Mazda; Anu; Aphrodite; Apollo; Artemis; Ashtoreth; Ashur; Astarte; Aton; Attis; Augustus; Baal; banshees; Bel; Bel-Marduk; Brahma; Brahman; brownies; Buddha; centaurs; Chemosh; Cybele; Dagon; Daphne, grove of; Devouress; Dionysus; dragon; dwarfs; Dyaus pitar; Ea; El; El Shaddai; fairies; Fate; fates; Great Mother cult; Hestia; Horus; Indra; Ishtar; Isis; Jehovah; Juno; Jupiter (god); Marduk; Mars (god); mermaids; Minerva; Mithras; Nabu; Neptune; Nereids; Nile god; Nog; Osiris; Pandora; Prajapati; Prometheus; Ramman; Sakyamuni Buddha; Set; Shamash; Shang-ti; Sin (god); Siva; Sol Invictus; Soma; Thor (god); Thoth; Trimurti; Venus (god); Vesta; Vishnu; Yahweh; Zeus

first metal sought by man 81:3.4-5(903;6)

men journey to ends of earth for 63:5.6(715;6)

product of lava flows in Sierras 60:3.3(689;2)

when he tries me, I shall come forth as 3:3.2(49;1)

ages of light and life. See light and life

erroneous belief in onetime existence of g.a.; discouraging belief 68:1.7(764;3), 74:8.13-14(838;5)

terrible antisocial conditions for primitives 81:5.4(906;2)

times of Onagar were g.a. for primitive man 63:6.9(717;1)

tradition of Eden lent substance to dream of a onetime 89:2.3(975;7)

olden symbol of Yahweh plagued Moses 96:4.3(1056;5)

symbolized Bedouin herders' concept of Sinai volcano 96:1.12(1054;2), 96:5.8(1058;6)

golden rule 52:5.8(596;6), 101:8.4(1115;1),. See also commandments

adherents must maintain adequate defense 71:4.16-5(804;4)

Andonites were taught 70:1.2(783;5)

based on infinite worth of finite 196:2.10(2093;4)

cries out against fraud, unfairness, selfishness, and unrighteousness 54:1.8(614;3)

levels of 140:5.1(1573;3), 147:4sec(1650;2)

literally interpreted, g.r. may become great offense 180:5.5(1949;7)

living the golden rule

ethical and moral beings can learn to live the g.r. 50:5.8(577;3)

restated by Jesus demands active social contact 140:10.5(1585;3), 159:5.16(1770;5), 178:1.12(1931;3)

spiritual insight essential to 52:6.5(597;6)

understood only by living 180:5.11(1950;6)

misinterpretation of g.r. promoted worship of insects 85:3.4(946;6)

revealed religion emphasizes 101:5.14 (1111;1)

statements of the golden rule 118:8.10(1302;7)

do unto others as you would have them do unto you 131:2.11(1445;5), 131:3.6(1447;3), 131:4.6(1449;1), 131:9.4(1453;2), 131:10.7(1454;4)

love for father, love among children 142:7.4(1603;5), 163:4.8(1805;5)

love fellows as Jesus loved us 147:4.9(1651;3), 180:5.5-11(1949;7)

taught in Garden of Eden 74:7.3,5(835;6)

Jesus at 186:0.2(1997;2), 187:1sec(2004;5)

official crucifixion site of Jerusalem 187:1.4(2005;2)

duel with David 70:1.19(785;2)

fabricated narratives relating to destruction 93:6.7(1021;3), 93:8.1(1022;3)

3 trips to China 130:0.6(1427;6)

Indian businessman with whom Jesus journeyed to Rome Papers 130, 132, 133) 129:2.9(1422;6),

good. See goodness

good news. See gospel

parable of 164:1sec(1809;3)

Jesus was 182:1.10(1965;4)

sermon on 165:1.2(1818;1), 165:2sec(1818;3)

goodness. See also truth, beauty, and goodness

all things work together for good 4:1.4,11(55;2), 10:7.5-6(115;7), 48:4.7(548;2), 54:4.7(616;6), 67:7.8(761;7), 67:8.4(762;3), 94:6.4(1033;7), 118:10.18(1306;7), 182:2.1(1966;1),. See also providence

and evil 4:2.6(57;3), 130:1.5-6(1429;1), 132:2sec(1457;4), 159:5.10(1770;2)

attempted service of g. no substitute for religious experience 196:3.20(2095;7)

basing life on highest consciousness of 110:3.7(1206;5)

cannot come of evil to evildoer 54:4.7(616;6)

concept not inherent in physics 195:6.11(2077;7)

defined as

carrying out divine plans 75:4.3(842;5)

finite maximum of experience 102:3.15(1122;11), 117:1.7(1279;5)

fruit of the spirit 34:6.13(381;7), 193:2.2(2054;3)

health of the soul 98:2.6(1079;3)

living, relative, evil-contrasted, always a personal experience 132:2.3-7(1457;6)

man's effort to discern God in spirit 56:10.2(646;3)

nearness to divinity 3:6.2(52;5), 56:10.12(647;3)

revelation of Deity, infinite values 56:10.9-10(646;10)

shown in loving ministry of Father, Son, Spirit 56:10.17-18(647;8)

stabilizing 2:7.12(43;5)

understandable only in relation to personality 1:7.3(31;3)

value-realization of God-consciousness 111:3.7(1219;6)

divinity comprehensible as 0:1.17(3;4)

goodness of God 2:6sec(40;5)

beneficence to the righteous and the wicked 131:5.2(1450;1)

beyond man's comprehension 4:3.6(58;4)

found only in personal religious experience 2:6.1(40;5)

greatest evidence is indwelling Adjuster 2:5.5(39;4)

leads men into repentance 2:6.3(41;1), 48:6.8(552;6), 131:10.4(1454;1), 143:2.7(1610;2), 149:6.4(1675;5)

indiscriminate kindness causes many social evils 140:8.13(1580;8)

Jesus exalted g. by commanding performance 127:4.2(1401;2)

Jesus went about doing good 100:7.8(1102;5), 159:5.10(1770;2), 171:7.9(1875;4)

man's understanding of g. only relatively true 115:1.2(1260;3)

more a quest than a possession 132:2.8(1458;5)

nature of goodness

act is potent in proportion to divinity of motivation 48:6.7(552;5)

nature of goodness

all g. takes origin in Father 8:2.7(93;1)

become good through grace 28:6.22(317;3)

blesses everything, harms nothing; seeks lowest places 131:8.3(1452;1)

cannot be divorced from greatness 28:6.21(317;2), 56:10.12(647;3), 100:7.17(1103;5)

destroys evil 188:5.2(2018;1)

g. may be derived from time-limited evil 54:6.6-10(619;3)

highest forms of g. are unconscious 140:8.26(1582;7), 170:3.9(1862;6)

human likes and dislikes do not determine g. 100:3.2(1096;7)

no good act ever wholly lost 48:6.7(552;5)

understandable by contrast with evil 4:3.6(58;4)

unified with beauty, truth, righteousness 44:7.2-4(507;3)

when devoid of grace, g. often repels 171:7.2(1874;5)

none is good but God 196:0.9(2088;4), 196:2.2(2091;4)

return good for evil 140:2.15(2091;4), 140:6.9(1577;3)

sincere pursuit of g. leads to God 195:6.17(2078;3)