enthusiastic and effective load-pulling spirit 81:6.35-37(910;8)

food and security 50:5.7(577;2), 71:4.13(804;2)

freedom of religion 70:9.2(793;12)

human resources 81:6.11-13(907;8)

language 81:6.16-19(908;5)

leadership 81:6.14,26-27,39-42)

leisure to think and plan 50:5.7(577;2), 71:4.13(804;2), 78:2.4(870;2), 81:2.2,10(901;5), 81:6.6(907;3)

liberty of the individual 71:4.13(804;2)

love, the wellspring of superior c. 16:9.7(196;3), 102:6.3(1124;5)

Master's teachings conceal secret of 154:4.2(1720;1), 194:3.12(2064;4)

military defense 70:9.2(793;12)

moral assistance of well-ordered society 34:7.4(382;4), 102:8.2(1127;6)

morality predicated on spiritual realities 39:3.7(433;1), 195:5.9(2075;12)

natural resources 78:2.4(870;2), 81:6.3-5(906;8)

prevention of disease 71:4.13(804;2)

private property 81:2.3(901;6)

promotion of art 71:4.13(804;2)

rearing of children in environment of culture 68:0.2(763;2)

religion; God; nothing takes the place of God in c. 16:9.7(196;3), 80:7.8(895;8), 94:6.12(895;8), 195:8.6(2081;6)

sagacious correlation of material wealth, intellectual greatness, moral worth, social cleverness, cosmic insight 16:9.4,7(195;6), 71:4.13(804;2), 81:6.38(911;3)

scientific knowledge 71:4.13(804;2), 81:6.8-10(907;5)

selective elimination of inferior strains; education, religion 70:8.14-18(793;6), 71:4.13(804;2), 79:2.6-8(880;4)

sound genetic base. See genetics

spiritual idealism 81:6.26-27(909;7)

taming of fire 81:2.3(901;6)

the planetary age, biological uplifters, missions of divine Sons 49:5.30(566;4)

tools 81:2sec(901;4)

true religion; spiritual idealism is energy which advances 71:4.13(804;2), 79:4.9(883;1), 79:6.10(885;7), 81:6.27(909;8)

willingness to invest in future generations 84:7.27(941;8)

world travel 81:6.25(909;6)

does not make the people 76:6.4(854;1)

early war dissolved illusion of equality 70:2.5(786;1)

enables man to stand on shoulders of all who have preceded him 79:8.10(888;3), 81:6.23,25,44(909;4), 160:2.3(1775;4)

evolutionary religion is man's most expensive but incomparably effective institution 92:3.6-9(1006;3)

goals

conserves property 79:8.10(888;3)

develops sense of duty, morality 79:8.10(888;3)

education of children 79:8.10(888;3)

for every man to love his neighbor as himself 99:2.4(1087;7)

foster originality 70:2.13(786;9)

ideal realized only in divine kingdom 196:2.11(2093;5)

prime gift of society is security, survival possibilities 68:1.5(764;1), 70:9.1(793;11), 81:5.4(906;2)

refusal to use power selfishly is mark of high c. 48:7.8(556;8)

should not tolerate idleness or poverty 71:3.5(803;5)

should provide fair and peaceful opportunity to all 70:9.7(794;5)

society secures civil freedom through institutions 81:5.5(906;3)

superconscious mind contains master patterns for 111:4.5(1220;4)

is to evolution as effect to cause 81:5.1(905;6)

Jesus avoided entanglements with economic structure 120:3.4(1329;5)

joint product of mortals and midwayers 77:9.8(866;7)

judge by purity and nobility of its religion 102:8.2(1127;6)

lower strata no longer so ignorant, politically helpless 99:1.5(1087;2)

modern civilization

critically interdependent 99:1.4(1087;1)

dangerous phase of complicated interdependence 68:2.5(765;2)

notwithstanding material achievement, is slowly disintegrating 195:8.10(2082;2)

offspring of ages of trial and error 81:6.41(911;6)

nationalism prevents c. from disintegrating 195:8.10(2082;2)

never developed in poverty 81:6.6(907;3)

no great club of inherited privilege; exacts fees 81:5.3-5(906;1)

not divine; a phenomenon of progressive evolution 81:6.39(911;4)

numerous unmarrieds indicates breakdown of mores 83:7.5(928;6)

organization of intelligent co-operators 68:1.4(763;7)

primitive society Papers 68, 70, 71)

4 great stages were collection, hunting, pastoral, and agricultural 66:3.2(743;3), 68:5.2-11(768;2)

belief group had right to control individuals 70:10.4(795;1)

chief factor was force exerted by wise social masters 81:6.14(908;3)

Chinese were first to attain large-scale 79:6.8(885;5)

dawn of; cradle of Paper 68 (763;1),) 81:1sec(900;3)

first great advances were fire, animal domestication, slavery, and private property 69:6-9secs) 81:2.3(901;6)

forged out between anvil of necessity and hammers of fear 66:5.13(747;3)

founded on the reciprocity of necessity 68:1.3(763;6)

industrial, regulative, religious, military divisions 69:6.1(777;4)

man's insurance against risk, violent death 68:1.2(763;5), 68:2.2(764;5)

men driven together by food hunger, sex love, vanity, and ghost fear 68:2.4,6(765;1), 68:3sec(766;2)

Planetary Prince's and Adam's headquarters intended to advance 51:6.3(587;1), 51:7sec(587;5), 66:3sec(743;2)

slavery caused culture to perish 80:7.6,13(895;6)

wholly negative in its organization 70:11.2(796;8)

progressive civilization 50:5-6secs)

race mixture favors versatility 79:2.7(880;5)

retrogression

after death of Andon 63:5.7(715;7), 64:1.7(719;2), 64:2.4(719;7), 64:4.12(721;10)

after death of Onamonalonton 64:6.8(723;7)

after Lucifer rebellion 67:5.3(759;1)

in Mesopotamia with emigration of superior peoples; immigration of inferiors 78:8.12(877;2)

many backward steps 68:4.7(767;7)

rights asserted by society 70:9.2(793;12)

second Eden was cradle of c. for 30,000 years 76:3.8(850;4), 78:0.1(868;1)

small middle class appeared in Jesus' time 121:1.8(1333;1), 121:3.4(1335;3)

society has right to employ force 133:1.5(1470;1), 133:4.12(1475;5), 140:8.4(1579;6)

spiritual progress not dependent upon 65:8.4(739;8)

spread by commerce and exploration 52:6.3(597;4), 81:3.2,6,7(903;4)

status determined by equity of courts 70:11.10(797;8)

sum of man's adjustment to life 68:5.1(768;1)

unstable; not biologically innate 16:9.4-5(195;6), 68:0.2(763;2)