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• 2016-04-05-About Forgiveness
  ...God knows that human nature involves making mistakes. There are no perfect human beings. When God ‘sent us to this world,’ He made us vulnerable and thi “So, how can a human being judge another human being who, after all, is still in a learning process? The growth processes
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• Sociology
  ...[[interaction]], and [[collective]] [[behavior]] of organized groups of [[human being]]s ...ons]], and includes the examination of the organization and development of human social life. The sociological field of interest ranges from the analysis of
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• 2013-11-30-An Unrealized Need
  ...of many – should be considered to be far, far below appropriate levels of human dignity. You now have the opportunity to hear from someone way out in time- ...extraordinary behavior ‘finds itself in place’ when the most elementary of human needs are missing, surprisingly quite absent, and either misunderstood, or
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• Cannibalism
  ...re said to eat human flesh. In (later) extended use: a [[person]] who eats human flesh;... *1: the usually [[ritualistic]] eating of human flesh by a [[human being]]
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• 2012-07-24-Self Governance
  “Wise human parents understand that the education of their children must provide abunda ...you don’t need so many laws to foster the most desirable behavior of your human masses. Many governments of the nations of this world use laws to repress a
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• Manner
  ...on the subject, advice columns frequently deal with questions of mannerly behavior, and that schools have existed for the sole [[purpose]] of teaching manners * ''Miss Manners' Guide to Excruciatingly Correct Behavior'', by Judith Martin, W. W. Norton & Company; Updated edition (April 20, 200
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• 2013-03-08-A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words
  ...come]] an [[inspiration]] to others. When they see your actions and your [[behavior]], something within will inspire them to do the same. That something is the “[[Human being]]s learn from [[experience]] and often the experiences of others can
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• 2007-12-23-Realness and Tolerance
  ...herapists of the celestial realm. And since your questions refer to human behavior it is appropriate that we now speak. ...alanced individuals, as you may identify them, are dull and less real. As human beings most of you can only possess a moderate degree of realness. You are
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• 2011-06-10-The Value of Experience
  ...en leave Celestials perplexed. Experience in observing the behavior of the human mind is needed in order to understand it better and to predict more accurat “A classic example is fear – ever present in the lives of human beings of Urantia. Angels possess a mind much more capable than the minds o
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• 2019-10-20-Bring Each Heart to Me
  ...of My healing to flow through your heart. I am the one who knows what the human heart goes through; the suffering and grief, the disappointments and sorrow ...for every beat, it means that the energy of the life-flow is still in the human body.
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• 2019-11-24-The Most Important Quality
  ...of My healing to flow through your heart. I am the one who knows what the human heart goes through; the suffering and grief, the disappointments and sorrow ...for every beat, it means that the energy of the life-flow is still in the human body.
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• Mind Control
  ...ng an [[individual]]'s sense of [[control]] over their own [[thinking]], [[behavior]], [[emotions]] or [[decision]] making. ...ontroversial]] theories proposing that an [[individual]]'s [[thinking]], [[behavior]], [[emotions]] or [[decisions]] can, to a greater or lesser extent, be [[m
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• Contentment
  ...for complacency (i.e. inner tranquility) was the hidden spring of human [[behavior]]. Dr. Raup made this the basis of his [[pedagogical]] theory, which he lat ...hology which focuses more on what goes wrong or is [[pathological]] with [[human being]]s.
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• Holism
  ...idea has [[ancient]] [[roots]]. Examples of holism can be found throughout human [[history]] and in the most diverse socio-cultural [[contexts]], as has bee ...y]], [[psychology]], or [[sociology]] are frequently so complex that their behavior is, or appears, "new" or "emergent": it cannot be deduced from the properti
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• 2014-06-22-Prometheus' Treasures - XIV
  ...have a moral priority and obligation to lead by example and demonstration, behavior of Brotherly Love and consideration. This moral obligation applies to paren ...noble bearing of excellence in ethical and moral, spiritually responsible behavior. The highest codes of conduct and loving service values of a sustainable so
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• Psychology
  ...also refers to the application of such [[knowledge]] to various spheres of human activity, including problems of individuals' [[everyday life|daily lives]] ...hat it is primarily concerned with the interaction of mental processes and behavior, and of the overall processes of a system, and not simply the biological or
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• Motive
  ...escribe the causes for [[animal]] behavior as well. This article refers to human motivation. According to various theories, motivation may be rooted in the
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• 2011-03-24-Eliminate All Obstacles
  Thought Adjuster: “For many human beings it is during sleep when their minds are free of distractions, and th ...is there where the deeper impressions are stored. Sometimes some undesired behavior resides there too, making it difficult to overcome. As well, you have a spi
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• Satisfaction
  ...ed for complacency (i.e. inner tranquility) was the hidden spring of human behavior. Dr. Raup made this the basis of his [[pedagogical]] [[theory]], which he l
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• 2012-04-26-Laws Upon Laws
  ...hieves]] an increasing [[manifestation]] of his or her originality and the human being starts seeing things from a different point of view. ...[[moral]] code always higher and better than any human legal system. These human beings are never against the material laws under which they live, except in
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