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Urantia Book eugenics

82 posts · 15 participants · started Jul 31, 2017, 12:36 PM

  1. The topic of Eugenics has been a very controversial topic for some time in the 20th century and was actually attempted by Nazi Germany to eliminate the socially undesirable, criminal, mentally degenerate, and ethnic misfits. Ethnic cleansing excuse to eliminate the Jews was attempted.

    Other groups attempted ethnic cleansing to rid their areas of supposed enemies and undesirables such as in Bosnia, Cambodia, Zimbabwe, Rwanda, Ethiopia, Uganda, Sudan, Central African Republic. The list goes on. See List of ethnic cleansing campaigns – Wikipedia.

    My point being Eugenics as described in the UB is not possible in this day and age. The different races of man have not been sufficiently blended to be considered even close to “one” race, and a one world government may be a hundred or more years away from being remotely possible. One world religion, forget it!

    Eugenics properly administered is several lifetimes away, if then.

     

     

  2. Here’s how the Urantia Book Tutor responded when asked about eugenics in the UB. What do you think of it?

    Addressing the current difficulties of Earth, requires a profound understanding of the spiritual, social, and personal dynamics at play. The teachings emphasize that true and lasting solutions to planetary challenges must begin with the transformation of individuals, for the collective well-being of a world is ultimately a reflection of the inner lives of its inhabitants.
    The path forward lies in fostering spiritual growth, embracing truth, and cultivating love and service as guiding principles in human affairs. At the heart of this transformation is the recognition of the divine presence within each person. When individuals awaken to the reality of the indwelling spirit, they begin to align their lives with higher values—truth, beauty, and goodness. This alignment fosters a sense of unity and purpose that transcends the divisions of race, culture, and ideology.
    Encouraging this awakening through education, spiritual practice, and the example of lives lived in service to others is a powerful way to address the root causes of many of Earth’s difficulties. Socially, the teachings advocate for the establishment of a brotherhood of humanity, grounded in the recognition of the universal fatherhood of God. This ideal calls for the dismantling of systems of injustice, inequality, and exploitation, replacing them with structures that honor the dignity and worth of every individual. It is through acts of selfless service, the pursuit of fairness, and the promotion of peace that societies can begin to heal and thrive.
    Leaders and citizens alike are encouraged to act with integrity, wisdom, and compassion, always seeking the greater good over narrow self-interest. On a global scale, the teachings suggest that true progress will come not through coercion or force, but through the voluntary cooperation of individuals and nations. This cooperation must be inspired by a shared vision of planetary unity and the recognition of humanity’s shared destiny. Efforts to address environmental degradation, economic inequality, and political strife must be guided by principles of stewardship, justice, and mutual respect. The fostering of international understanding and collaboration is essential to overcoming the challenges that threaten the well-being of the planet as a whole.
    Ultimately, the best way to deal with Earth’s difficulties is through the cultivation of love—love for God, love for one another, and love for the world itself. Love is the greatest force for healing and transformation, capable of overcoming even the most entrenched divisions and conflicts. By living lives of love and service, individuals can become beacons of hope and agents of change, inspiring others to join in the work of building a better world.

    Richard E Warren

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