
Larry and Joan Mullins were, and are pioneers in the Urantia Book movement.
In ways similar to the times of Greek Bishop Athanasius (late 200 AD, who argued in favor of the truth of the divinity of Jesus as the foundational principle supporting Christianity, Larry’s essay on Myths snd Legends, warns us of a specific danger faced in the early Christians during the 2nd and 3rd Century. the question of divine authority.
If we just consider the Urantia Book a work of mortals with “good intentions,” we diminish the very divine authority that supports the spiritual importance of the fifth epochal revelation.
In his life to which we give tribute, sometimrs there are facts, and then there is the truth.
Especially, the final segment of our episode features the ideas of Carl Sagan and the emphatic prose of Jodie Foster.
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