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Also: parent.

Jesus stated that a true family is founded on the following seven facts: 142:7.5-12

In the Urantia Book

# The fact of existence. The children take origin in the parents

  • # Security and pleasure. True fathers take great pleasure in providing for the needs of their children.

# Education and training. Wise fathers carefully plan for the education

    # Discipline and restraint. Farseeing fathers also make provision for the necessary discipline

    • # Companionship and loyalty. The affectionate father holds intimate and loving intercourse with his children.

    # Love and mercy. A compassionate father is freely forgiving

    • # Provision for the future. Temporal fathers like to leave an inheritance for their sons.

    We must call no man father in spiritual sense (175:1.10)

    • Children need fathers as well as mothers, and fathers need this parental experience as much as do mothers. 47:1.6
    • The child must derive his first impressions of the universe from the mother’s care; he is wholly dependent on the earthly father for his first ideas of the heavenly Father. (177:2.5,7)
    • disciples must love gospel more than his father or mother 150:4.3 171:2.2
    • The earliest races gave little credit to the father, looking upon the child as coming altogether from the mother. 84:2.4
    • become the head of a human family is a highly educational and disciplinary responsibility 126:2.2
    • It is intended that mortals who start out from an inhabited world have the experience of recognizing seven fathers: 51:6.6-13
    • # The biologic father — the father in the flesh.
    • # The father of the realm — the Planetary Adam.
    • # The father of the spheres — the System Sovereign.
    • # The Most High Father — the Constellation Father.

    # The universe Father — the Creator Son

      # The super-Fathers — the Ancients of Days

        # The spirit or Havona Father — the Universal Father

        Bible parallels

        Passages that the paragraphs cited above parallel, quote or reinterpret, from Duane Faw’s Paramony cross-references. Hover a reference to read it.

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