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- Niwamanya Onesmas replied on the discussion topic The Urantia Manifesto
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This is a beautiful and inspiring text, brother Paul and hope it was shared from brother Soren! The Urantia Manifesto encapsulates the essence of the Urantia Book's teachings, emphasizing the singular commandment to proclaim the gospel of Jesus and live a life of love, fearlessness, and divine assurance. It highlights the importance of seeing the world through the lens of brotherhood, embracing divine order, and actualizing our divine potential. The manifesto also reminds us that the ultimate reality is love, and that living in alignment with this truth will bring us peace, purpose, and fulfillment.
As I read through this text, I am struck by the beauty and profundity of the language, which resonates deeply with the teachings of the Urantia Book. The manifesto's emphasis on love, compassion, and service to others aligns perfectly with the book's themes of love, mercy, and ministry.
Thank you for sharing this inspiring text, brother! I look forward to discussing it further and exploring ways to apply its principles in our lives and in the world.
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France Tremblay commented on the blog Should I Stay or Should I Go?!- Strange Preacher published a blog post Should I Stay or Should I Go?!
You’re right: A new and fuller revelation of the religion of Jesus is destined to conquer an empire of materialistic secularism and to overthrow a world sway of mechanistic naturalism. Urantia is now quivering on the very brink of one of its most amazing and enthralling epochs of social readjustment, moral quickening, and spiritual enlightenment .” [195:9.2] Is N O W
- Monica Kemp commented on What is "The Water of Life"?
- Strange Preacher provided an answer for the question What is "The Water of Life"?
- Fullof Questions asked question What is "The Water of Life"?
Greetings Fullof Questions! (And, who isn't?!)
Look at these quotes:
34:6:8 (381.2) It is the presence of the divine Spirit, the water of life, that prevents the consuming thirst of mortal discontent and that indescribable hunger of the unspiritualized human mind. Spirit-motivated beings “never thirst, for this spiritual water shall be in them a well of satisfaction springing up into life everlasting.”
127:6.7...the Master talked to them more about the water of life, the gift of the indwelling spirit.
153:3.2 You can be nourished by the eternal word of God, which is indeed the bread of life, and which has been bestowed in the likeness of mortal flesh; and you can be watered in soul by the divine spirit, which is truly the water of life.
So you can see that in these statements we are given to understand that the very undiluted Fragment of the Father (whom I like to call my BFF - Beloved Father Fragment) living within each of our minds represents the "water of life", that flowing mind-guidance which is, in fact, the Will of our Heavenly Father to each of us!.
This, as Truth, is ALWAYS going to be "modern", that is, true in every age!
God bless you for asking this question...you made it clear to me, too!
- Monica Kemp added a new discussion topic EDEN 3.0 by Monica Kemp
This is a beautiful and inspiring text, brother Paul and hope it was shared from brother Soren! The Urantia Manifesto encapsulates the essence of the Urantia Book's teachings, emphasizing the singular commandment to proclaim the gospel of Jesus and live a life of love, fearlessness, and divine assurance. It highlights the importance of seeing the world through the lens of brotherhood, embracing divine order, and actualizing our divine potential. The manifesto also reminds us that the ultimate reality is love, and that living in alignment with this truth will bring us peace, purpose, and fulfillment.
As I read through this text, I am struck by the beauty and profundity of the language, which resonates deeply with the teachings of the Urantia Book. The manifesto's emphasis on love, compassion, and service to others aligns perfectly with the book's themes of love, mercy, and ministry.
Thank you for sharing this inspiring text, brother! I look forward to discussing it further and exploring ways to apply its principles in our lives and in the world.