There are many valuable ethics resources that align with the teachings of the Correcting Time, focusing on divine values, moral decision-making, and social sustainability. Below are some key resources categorized for practical application:

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1. Core Texts and Teachings on Ethics

• The Urantia Book – Especially Paper 140 (The Ordination of the Twelve), which outlines the Beatitudes and the ethical foundations of the Kingdom of Heaven.
• The Correcting Time Messages – Transmissions from celestial teachers such as Machiventa Melchizedek, Monjoronson, and Michael of Nebadon that address moral development and planetary ethics.
• Jesus’ Ethical Teachings – Found in the Gospels and expanded in The Urantia Book (Papers 151-180), particularly the emphasis on love, forgiveness, and personal responsibility.
• The 7 Core Values of Social Sustainability – These values (life, equality, growth, quality of life, compassion, empathy, and love) provide a universal ethical framework.

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2. Practical Ethical Decision-Making Frameworks

• Moral Compass Exercise – Reflect on how your actions align with divine truth, beauty, and goodness.
• The Golden Rule in Praxis – “Do unto others as you would have them do unto you” (Matthew 7:12).
• The Love-Based Decision Model – Before making a choice, ask:
  • Does this action promote growth or cause harm?
  • Is it in alignment with divine will?
  • Does it contribute to social sustainability?
• Social Sustainability Design and Ethics – Applying ethical values to governance, economics, and social policies.

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3. Organizations and Study Groups

• Center for Christ Consciousness – Focuses on living divine ethics in daily life.
• The Melchizedek School of Ethics – Teachings from Machiventa Melchizedek on ethical leadership and planetary governance.
• Urantia Book Study Groups – Many groups discuss the application of Jesus’ teachings to modern ethical dilemmas.
• The Co-Creative Design Team – Ethics in governance and sustainability, in alignment with celestial guidance.

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4. Online Ethics Resources & Courses

• The Ethics Centre (www.ethics.org.au) – Focuses on ethical leadership and decision-making.
• The Josephson Institute of Ethics – Character-based ethics training.
• MIT Moral Machine (moralmachine.mit.edu) – Explores ethical decision-making in AI and technology.
• Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (plato.stanford.edu) – For deeper exploration of moral philosophy.

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5. Personal Development & Reflection Tools

• Daily Ethical Reflection Journal – Keep a log of ethical dilemmas and how you resolve them.
• Meditation & Thought Adjuster Communion – Receive direct spiritual insight into ethical questions.
• Acts of Service Challenge – Commit to daily acts of kindness and ethical decision-making.

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Works by Daniel Raphael, PhD

Daniel Raphael, Ph.D., has contributed significantly to the discourse on ethics during the Correcting Time, focusing on integrating innate human values into ethical frameworks that promote social sustainability. Notable resources include:

1. “Making Sense of Ethics: A Unique, Unified Normative Theory of Ethics, Morality, and Values” – In this work, Dr. Raphael proposes a proactive approach to ethics, emphasizing the integration of seven universal values: life, equality, growth, quality of life, empathy, compassion, and love. He argues that these intrinsic values form the foundation for a unified theory of human motivation, guiding moral and ethical decision-making. academia.edu
2. “Employee Capitalism: Creating Organic Economies as a Workable Solution for Wealth Inequality” – This paper addresses the ethical implications of wealth disparity and proposes an economic model that aligns with innate human values. Dr. Raphael advocates for “employee capitalism,” where employees have ownership stakes in their organizations, promoting fairness, equality, and social sustainability. tmlife.org
3. “Seven Innate Human Values” – Dr. Raphael explores the seven core values that underpin ethical behavior and social sustainability. He emphasizes that these values are inherent in all humans and should be the basis for moral and ethical decision-making processes. tmlife.org

These resources provide valuable insights into ethical frameworks that align with the goals of the Correcting Time, emphasizing the application of intrinsic human values to foster personal growth and societal well-being.