Always antecedent to religion. [1] Among gentiles, not necessarily related to religion. [2] Ancient secret societies aimed to improve morals. [3] And religion. [4] Concept of God as king-judge fostered. [5]
Acceptance of duty. [6] Awareness of relativity of relationships. [7] Barely superanimal unless progressive. [8] Discipline of self by divine ideals. [9] Ethical values by which duty demands man abide. [10] Futile without cosmic insight. [11] Indigenous to human personality. [12] Indispensable to human progress and survival. [13] Inexplicable without God. [14] Insight into rightness and wrongness, eternal fitness of human relationships. [15] Interaction of liberty and loyalty. [16] Motivation of goals. [17] Recognition of progressive obligation to Supreme Being. [18] Superanimal but wholly evolutionary. [19]
Disseminated by morally fragrant persons. [20] Evolution of morality not wholly dependent on revelation. [21] Family life is progenitor of true. [22] Highest moral choice is to do God’s will. [23] In spiritual greatness, morals are subordinate to unselfish service. [24] Inferior moral standards cannot invalidate presence of Adjuster. [25] Is to religion as duty is to love. [26] Jesus never concerned with morality as such. [27] Jesus taught morality from relation of man to God. [28] Lowering morals produces sense of guilt. [29] Man’s understanding of morality only relatively true. [30] Modern religion’s overstressed and isolated morality. [31] Moral choosing usually accompanied by conflict. [32] Never advanced by law or force. [33] None would exist without religion. [34] Of act determined by motive. [35] Pharisees spiritually blind but thoroughly moral. [36] Potential evil necessary for moral choosing. [37] Religion is ancestor of. [38] Salem missionaries’ failed attempt suddenly to raise. [39] Soil in which revealed religion germinates. [40] Usually acquired among primitives with appearance of language. [41] Well-ordered society nurtures. [42]