Part.Chapter.Topic.Paragraph

 1 Fwd     |         and materialistic view of humanity.~The present publication
 2 1.1     |      their own. With this cult of humanity, religion is internalised
 3 1.3     |    intermediaries between God and humanity in traditional Christianity,
 4 2.3.2   |          Universal Brotherhood of Humanity, without distinction of
 5 2.3.4.1 |          manifestation of genuine humanity. Perfection, in this context,
 6 2.3.4.1 | Enlightenment. This exaltation of humanity overturns the correct relationship
 7 2.3.4.1 | consequences of the exaltation of humanity when that involves the negation
 8 2.3.4.1 |           fact that it underrates humanity in this way.. The same esoteric
 9 2.3.4.1 |    between God as divine Mind and humanity. Spiritual development is
10 2.3.4.3 |          the connectedness of all humanity, who are unafraid of alien
11 2.4     |            including the whole of humanity. The most pernicious consequences
12 2.4     |          of those who will eat at humanity's table”.(47) This is a
13 2.5     |        religion which could unite humanity. Closely related to this
14 6.1     |     creator and creation, between humanity and nature, between religion
15 7.1     |    evolution of the planet and of humanity has reached a point when
16 7.2     |    evolution of the cosmos and of humanity. Every physical being has
17 7.2     |      whole of creation, including humanity, is seen to be moving inexorably
18 7.2     |          and ontological concept. Humanity fits into the universe as
19 7.2     |     between science and religion. Humanity is part of a universal network (
20 7.2     | matriarchal, magical or Shamanic. Humanity will, it is said, be healthier
21 7.2     |       loyalty to the community of humanity rather than to nations,
22 7.2     |     consciousness of the unity of humanity sits well with the Gaia