Paper 2 Paper 4
See Etymology of Coined Terminology.
Introduction
Section 1: God’s Everywhereness
p4: This passage — a group of six quotations — is from Sikhism.
a. “As I behold creation, I am amazed and astonished. God is contained in the hearts of men. In my heart I hold God, who filleth every place.” (Hymns of Guru Nanak, Asa ashtapadi: Macauliffe, Sikh religion 1. 301)
b. “God is concealed in every heart. His light is in every heart.” (Hymns of Guru Nanak, Rag Sorath: Macauliffe, Sikh religion 1. 330.)
c. “Many millions search for God and find him in their hearts.” (Hymns of Guru Arjan, Sukhmani; Ashtapadi 10.6; Macauliffe, Sikh religion 3. 264.)
d. “I go searching for the friend; but the friend is with me.” (Sloks of Shaikh Farid 121, Macualiffe, Sikh religion 6. 413.)
e. “Him whom I thought without me, I now find within me. When I found this secret, I recognized the Lord of the world.”) (Kabir’s Hymns, Acrostic 30; Macauliffe, Sikh religion, 6. 186.)
The last quotation has not been located: The Father lives in the child. God is always with us. He is the guiding spirit of eternal destiny.
p7: See cross-reference study: So-Called Scinece +.
p12: no respecter of persons See Topical Study page: No respecter of persons.
Section 2: God’s Infinite Power
p5: monota, appearing in six paragraphs, get used eight times.
Section 3: God’s Universal Knowledge
Matthew Block suggests that the following authors were influential in writing of this Paper and has prepared a parallel chart:
Orville J. Nave, A.M., D.D., LL.D., Nave’s Topical Bible: A Digest of the Holy Scriptures (Lincoln, Nebraska: Topical Bible Publishing Company, 1905) Hathi Trust Digital Library copy. Wikipedia page: Nave.
Albert C. Knudson, The Doctrine of God (New York: Abingdon-Cokesbury Press, 1930) Hathi Trust Digital Library copy. Wikipedia page: Knudson.
Edwin Lewis, God and Ourselves: A Plea for the Reality, Adequacy and Availability of God (New York: The Abingdon Press, 1931) Wikipedia page: Lewis.
Section 4: God’s Limitlessness
p6: capacity for spiritual receptivity See cross-reference study: Spirit(ual) Receptivity and Capacity(ies).
p7: See Topical Study: Sociology (+ all permutations).
Section 5: The Father’s Supreme Rule
p2: Most Highs rule See cross-reference study: Most High(s) rule(s).
p15: See Topical Study: Is The Urantia Book “gay friendly?”
Section 6: The Father’s Primacy
p5: stupid is used at 133:5.12 in reference to Athenians and 139:9.6, where the Alpheus twins are “reverently” referred to as stupid, raising the issue of whether they were subnormal. See Topical Study: Were the Alpheus twins subnormal?