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This learning resource is part of the [[School:Theology|School of Theology]] and is being organized as a typical Urantia Book study group at [[Wikiversity]]. | This learning resource is part of the [[School:Theology|School of Theology]] and is being organized as a typical Urantia Book study group at [[Wikiversity]]. | ||
==Proposed lessons== | ==Proposed lessons== | ||
* an Introduction to the Urantia Book | |||
===Lessons surrounding the Urantia Book=== | |||
* mysterious origin | |||
* alien/angel mythos | |||
* history of the movement | |||
* "uplifting" society | |||
===Lessons within the Urantia Book=== | ===Lessons within the Urantia Book=== | ||
* the Universal Father, Eternal Son, and Infinite Spirit | * the Universal Father, Eternal Son, and Infinite Spirit | ||
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* Local Universes, Creator Sons, morontia worlds | * Local Universes, Creator Sons, morontia worlds | ||
* Thought Adjusters, the Supreme Being, midwayers | * Thought Adjusters, the Supreme Being, midwayers | ||
==Other Learning Resources== | ==Other Learning Resources== | ||
Revision as of 04:20, 15 July 2007
This learning resource is part of the School of Theology and is being organized as a typical Urantia Book study group at Wikiversity.
Proposed lessons
- an Introduction to the Urantia Book
Lessons surrounding the Urantia Book
- mysterious origin
- alien/angel mythos
- history of the movement
- "uplifting" society
Lessons within the Urantia Book
- the Universal Father, Eternal Son, and Infinite Spirit
- the Isle of Paradise, Havona, and the seven superuniverses
- Local Universes, Creator Sons, morontia worlds
- Thought Adjusters, the Supreme Being, midwayers
Other Learning Resources
- Urantia United is designed to support teachers who wish to integrate the principles of "religious equality" into their religious studies and theology classroom practices.
External Links
Main site: Urantia.org