The only apparent anticipation of science the book has made, in Gardner's opinion, is that it says the magnetic sense that homing pigeons possess is "not wholly wanting as a conscious possession by mankind." In 1980, a British zoologist, Robin Baker, published evidence that humans have a limited magnetic sense

34:4:13 (378.7) These creature creations are duplicated on down through the universe to the individual planets and, in conjunction with the magnetic forces of the worlds, so activate the hosts of microscopic bodies in the animal organism that these direction cells ever point north and south.

66:5:6 (746.4) It was in these days that carrier pigeons were first used, being taken on long journeys for the purpose of sending messages or calls for help.

74:2:3 (829.5) And on that day there was great excitement and joy throughout Eden as the runners went in great haste to the rendezvous of the carrier pigeons assembled from near and far, shouting: “Let loose the birds; let them carry the word that the promised Son has come.” Hundreds of believer settlements had faithfully, year after year, kept up the supply of these home-reared pigeons for just such an occasion.

Gardner's opinions are only that.

But he does have more than an opinion....he also has an agenda.

The fact is that there are many evidences of an empirical and factual nature discovered since its publication that provide support for it's historical claims....and one day those will accumulate into quite a compelling and credible body of evidence for taking the UB seriously.

But for those who require proof of its claims to depend upon the truths contained within, the Papers will disappoint and frustrate such demands. Gardner remains so disappointed.

I mention that I'm a skeptic only to say that I need more confirmation and this is a good step forward.

That is why it sounds strange for people to claim that they are fulfilling prophecies, even after Jesus said that John the Baptist was the last of the prophets. That means that all the prophecies have been fulfilled, my brother, and we must seek a better means for us to settle things.

Because to me, prophecy and fatalism cannot be separated. You can experience personal revelation, without prophecy: just remember in wisdom you find your own way out of/through this.

But even so, a joyous or a doomed fate, is the aftertaste of prophecy. Oh? "Prophetic Joy", and harmony, the continuous flavour of Havona? I understand, how a prophet must serve his nation. Joy and ardour are wonderful experiences, but even so our lives in the Central Universe are temporary. You should forebear on joy just as much as doom, even if it is a valid trait of all Havoners!

The prophecy of personal revelation, is to know who you are/will be, after that Centeral Universe experience. There is no better apparent truth than to know Jesus as the Master, and to realise why he wants us to know the life that we have with the father, before this material existence gave birth to our souls. Like Ihaleakala Hew Len mentioned about his own purposes: getting back to zero, to overcome these physical obstacles, and have nothing obfusticating your personal relationship with He who is the First Source and Center, mean that you can go back to before the beginning, the chance to start as one without name and without number. How would you build the outer universes, will you create more after that....

This line "future prophets" is an allusion a hopeful boding that parents trust their own children more. That means when you hear your child make her first choice, real choice, you can neither affirm nor deny it: you can only help them to fulfill it. To see how a person's choices might reveal their individuated destiny, but then for you to tell them how or why or who would be like poison: to distort God's hope for that one!

Future prophets is like the affirmation that Jesus gave at sermon, echoing the declaration of Isaiah "you will be to me a nation of priests." But a prophet and a priest are examples of service, those who serve the Master Son, but service should exist within the tutelage of famlies, not in word but in self-sufficiency and in love.

There is something more to being a father. The Universal Father does not reveal to me much! But I know that when I have that revelation, it is because I did right by him and prepared my soul to receive his gift. But think about that in terms of loyalty! If your own son loyal to you, you would be afraid to prophecy to them, because that is your voice and for them to trust you so much and seek to fulfill your bodings, puts you in the liability if they act according to your instruction.

So the Melchizedek who wrote Paper 99 "On Religion", said something like this "Have ye faith? Then that is your faith and not another's: then keep it to yourself." And I think what we should realise about future prophets, is that they do not necessarily need to deliberate before the audience, but simply to understand personal revelation and to love others and work earnestly.

That sure seems a lot different than Christian Youtubers who claim prophecy and whose methods are the extrapolation of someone else's writings (Mainly John Zebdee's Revelation, which came after John the Baptist i.e. the last prophet), someone else's opinions or experiences. It is a mark of pride, I feel, in the modern day, and honestly what is revealed about another individual's destiny is too profound to speak: I can only help each person attain that.

But here Stephen again and still distorts the UB teachings about prophesy to his own tormented prejudice and preference in defiance and contradiction of the UB. So unfortunate. Unchallenged and unanswered by the mods or the community here for nearly a week. Why? So then, you AGREE????!!!! Why then silence by these students in this classroom?? SPEAK UP! Somebody....or TruthBook is surely doomed.