We start with the assumption that the universe is an organized system. We see systems in nature, in patterns, in aggregations of groups, etc. To help grasp the universal concept of order and size, we can use our own earth experiences of systems we use to construct order in society. For example, Earth is but… Continue reading The Conceptual Universe
Category: Space
Cosmic Energy Burst – Sounds from Heaven
Urantia Book readers understand that Ensa is the capital of our Minor Sector, which comprises 100 Local Universes, among which the universe of Nebadon, Michael's local creation, is a part. Minor Sectors are a part of Major Sectors, and there are ten major sectors that comprise our superuniverse of Orvonton, from whose capital Uversa, resides… Continue reading Cosmic Energy Burst – Sounds from Heaven
Heaven Just Delivered A Huge Data Drop
There are four key distinctions that set the Urantia Book apart from other theologies; these distinctions, or positions on reality, are unique only to the Urantia Book. These four distinctions might be considered revelatory in scope and originality because, prior to 1955, these expanded concepts were non-existent in mainstream theological teachings. Since 1955,… Continue reading Heaven Just Delivered A Huge Data Drop
The Search for Extraterrestrial Life
Last week NASA announced it was stepping up its game on the search for other life in the universe. SETI has also recently received a windfall of funding and is also partnering with various agencies who share a keen, if not heightened interest in finding life out there in the cosmos. With improved telescopes we… Continue reading The Search for Extraterrestrial Life
Want to Know Where God Lives, Just Ask George Park
I’ve been spending a number of evenings pouring through some interesting articles provided by Urantia Book researcher George Park. I invite you to check out his research if you are into astronomy. I was so impressed by his work, I invited George to be my guest on Perspectives (now streaming on our Live broadcast stream and… Continue reading Want to Know Where God Lives, Just Ask George Park