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Some not-so-serious thinking about the reasons given in The Urantia Book why Jesus used clay and spittle to heal the blind man.
People ponder precocious animals in children's illustrated reading primers.
Cartoon added 1997 Dec 1
Comparison of revelation with discovery and theory.
A big adventure of some little guys. Kiddisms version
Cartoon added 1997 Nov 4
Safe enough for children and pets. Washes your clothes. Wets your whistle. Have some today.
When some decide that UrantiaBookism is their religion, it changes the landscape for everyone else.
The revelation gives us the power and purpose to be the spiritual leaders of the world.
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