Does God Want Us to Work?

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Labor Day is an annual celebration of the social and economic achievements of American workers and is observed the first Monday in September but how does work relate to religious belief? Does God want us to work? 

The Urantia Book offers some answers: Remember that “The will of God can be done in any earthly occupation. Some callings are not holy and others secular. All things are sacred in the lives of those who are spirit led…” During the course of one’s job, each encounter with another can become meaningful if we have dedicated our lives to living the will of God. In each encounter, we have an opportunity to either raise that person up to a higher spiritual level, or to allow that encounter to succumb to triviality.  Click to Read More

Humans Emit Visible Light that Vanishes When We Die  

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An extraordinary experiment on mice and leaves from two different plant species has uncovered direct physical evidence of an eerie ‘biophoton’ phenomenon ceasing on death, suggesting all living things – including humans – could literally glow with health, until we don’t.” Read More

Also, “There is a characteristic light, a spirit luminosity, which accompanies this divine presence, and which has become generally associated with Thought Adjusters. In the universe of Nebadon this Paradise luminosity is widespreadly known as the “pilot light”; on Uversa it is called the “light of life.” On Urantia this phenomenon has sometimes been referred to as that “true light which lights every man who comes into the world.” Read More

James Webb Telescope Detected the Unimaginable

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Imagine staring into a mirror that doesn’t just reflect light, but time itself—peering not at your own face, but into the infancy of the universe, when existence was still wrapping itself around its first breath. That’s precisely what the James Webb Space Telescope was built to do. But what it found when it looked deeper than anything before it… wasn’t infancy. It wasn’t the cosmic cradle. It was a contradiction. A cosmic impossibility. And what it saw—what it revealed to us—has not just stunned astronomers… it has shaken the very skeleton of modern physics.

The Urantia Book says, “The God of Action functions and the dead vaults of space are astir. One billion perfect spheres flash into existence. Prior to this hypothetical eternity moment the space-energies inherent in Paradise are existent and potentially operative, but they have no actuality of being; neither can physical gravity be measured except by the reaction of material realities to its incessant pull. There is no material universe at this (assumed) eternally distant moment, but the very instant that one billion worlds materialize, there is in evidence gravity sufficient and adequate to hold them in the everlasting grasp of Paradise.” Read More