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===== 1. God as the Universal Father The Urantia Book describes God as the Universal Father, the ultimate source of all creation. This aligns with the idea of God as the "ground of being" or the foundation of all existence. It also incorporates personal and relational aspects of God, emphasizing love and the individual's connection to the divine. =====
# Cosmic Hierarchy and Organization The book introduces an elaborate cosmology, describing a universe filled with countless celestial beings and spiritual hierarchies. This corresponds to the idea of a transcendent mystery—an interconnected, layered reality too vast for humans to fully grasp.
# Synthesis of Spiritual Traditions The Urantia Book integrates Christian concepts, such as the life of Jesus (whom it calls Michael of Nebadon), with elements that resonate with Eastern mysticism (e.g., the emphasis on inner spiritual progress and cosmic unity). It echoes the inclusivity of the blind men and the elephant metaphor, suggesting that all human religions reflect partial truths about the divine.