2:6.2 Religion implies that the superworld of [[spirit]] [[nature]] is cognizant of, and [[responsive]] to, the [[foundation|fundamental]] needs of the human world. [[Evolutionary]] religion may become [[ethical]], but only revealed religion becomes truly and spiritually moral. The olden [[concept]] that God is a [[Deity]] dominated by kingly morality was upstepped by [[Jesus]] to that [[affection]]ately [[touching]] level of [[intimate]] [[family]] morality of the [[parent]]-[[child]] [[relationship]], than which there is none more tender and beautiful in [[mortal]] experience. | 2:6.2 Religion implies that the superworld of [[spirit]] [[nature]] is cognizant of, and [[responsive]] to, the [[foundation|fundamental]] needs of the human world. [[Evolutionary]] religion may become [[ethical]], but only revealed religion becomes truly and spiritually moral. The olden [[concept]] that God is a [[Deity]] dominated by kingly morality was upstepped by [[Jesus]] to that [[affection]]ately [[touching]] level of [[intimate]] [[family]] morality of the [[parent]]-[[child]] [[relationship]], than which there is none more tender and beautiful in [[mortal]] experience. |