Universe’s Oldest Stars ‘Going the Wrong Way’

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Newsweek covered this finding and said. “The only way you can have stars going the wrong way from the rest of the gang is if you threw them in the wrong way,”  Read More

The Urantia Book corroborates: “All of the solar system material derived from the sun was originally endowed with a homogeneous direction of orbital swing, and had it not been for the intrusion of these three foreign space bodies, all solar system material would still maintain the same direction of orbital movement. As it was, the impact of the three Angona tributaries injected new and foreign directional forces into the emerging solar system with the resultant appearance of retrograde motion. Retrograde motion in any astronomic system is always accidental and always appears as a result of the collisional.” Read More 

The IRC (International Rescue Committee) & Einstein

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In 1933, Albert Einstein and a small group of humanitarians banded together to found what became the International Rescue Committee. They now work in over 40 countries. Discover IRC HERE

The Urantia Book discusses hunger as the original incentive for humans to connect. Then, as civilization developed, men acquired new incentives for saving; new wants were rapidly added to the original food hunger. Poverty became so abhorred that only the rich were supposed to go direct to heaven when they died. Jesus said: “I tell you that, even when a cup of cold water is given to a thirsty soul, the Father’s messengers shall ever make record of such a service of love.” Read More

First Animal Ever That Doesn’t Need Oxygen to Survive

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This discovery doesn’t just change our understanding of how life can work here on Earth – it could also have implications for the search for extraterrestrial life. Read More

The Urantia Book tells us of a planet In “close proximity” to us that harbors a race of beings who are nonbreathers. These beings do not need oxygen to survive and live a life that is “radically different” from life as we know it. Nevertheless, they are will creatures like us. Read More