What is meat for one

Lucretius said, quod ali cibus est aliis fuat acre venenum!

As with reading the revelation. What's yawn-inducing or a head-scratcher to one person will be the Big Enlightenment to somebody else.

I sometimes think how, say, the deeper science passages in The Urantia Book would be so fascinating to those who might be well-versed in astronomy or physics but who are still looking for those scientific missing links that only revelation could supply. I'm not enough of a scientist to get that much.

Reading two weeks ago about the God concept among the Hebrews, Chris and I were both wishing we had better knowledge of history of Biblical times, but I'm sure some well-versed in history have appreciated the revelation's revelation of what really happened.

For some, the whole idea of the absonite might seem like gobbledygook, might be just as incomprehensible as twenty-seven point string theory is to me, but the way the Ultimate tied together the Supreme and Absolute was just what I needed theologically when I first started reading the UB.

That's where group study can be so helpful, getting to see other folks' perspectives on the various passages.