Name: the urantia book workbooks: volume iv - jesus
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Author: Urantia Foundation
ISBN: 9780942430967

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the urantia book workbooks: volume iv - jesus

Type

Physical Book

Author

Urantia Foundation

Publisher

Urantia Foundation

Year

2003

Language

English

Pages

456

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

23.2 x 15.2 x 2.9 cm

Weight

0.66 kg.

ISBN

0942430964

ISBN13

9780942430967

Synopsis "the urantia book workbooks: volume iv - jesus"

Originally published in the 1950s and 1960s, these study aids were authored by Dr. William S. Sadler and Alvin Kulieke to serve as texts to train teachers and students of the Fifth Epochal Revelation. The first of the 2003 re-printings of these texts, used by some of the founding members of the Urantia movement, will be available in May of 2003, with three more volumes to follow in early Fall. These new 6" x 9" paperback books, printed on top-quality paper, feature full-color covers and are thematically organized with discussions on Part I of The Urantia Book, comparisons between the New Testament and The Urantia Book, discussions of the science of The Urantia Book, and many other subjects. These volumes will certainly be a great help to students seeking a greater understanding of this profound gift to mankind.

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The Urantia Foundation is a non-profit organization founded in 1950 in Chicago, Illinois, with the purpose of preserving and disseminating The Urantia Book (1955). This work, which combines elements of philosophy, theology, and cosmology, is one of the most prominent publications in its catalog, attributed to spiritual revelations without a specific human author. The Urantia Book has been translated into more than 20 languages, including Spanish, and continues to attract readers interested in exploring its spiritual and universal vision

The foundation is dedicated to promoting studies and activities related to the book, as well as forming reading groups around the world. Based in Chicago, it maintains a reference library for researchers and readers interested in delving deeper into the content of the work.

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