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Inside The Urantia Book · Urantia Radio

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  Hey, thanks for stopping by the a Rancher Radio podcast.
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  It is good to have you. And we're going to talk about
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  some what I think are some exciting news regarding the
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  podcast. Also, it had the weekend to
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  thoroughly enjoy a piece of the Urantia book and I want to share
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  with you some of what my takeaway was on paper 60, which
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  talks about the beginnings of Earth.
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  Also, February 11th. Mark it on your calendar.
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  There's going to be a huge Zoom event.
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  People who read and study and share in the Urantia book at the
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  fellowship as well as the foundation are celebrating 100
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  years. Of the revelation.
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  And if you go to my website, your answer, radio dotnet look
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  on the right side and you'll see an announcement about that very
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  event and click away and get more information on how you can
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  be a part of it too and will continue with your Ranch Radio
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  podcast right here. All right, I want to talk about
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  something that has to do with the Rancho book and what we've
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  been calling it and I want to change the name of it and I want
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  to slightly change the direction of it because I think the
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  Urantia book radio concept, which was born out of this idea
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  of broadcasting to the world. Well as I've grown and as I
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  become more What's the word aware of the magnificence of the
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  Rancho book? I also realize that far too many
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  people will just simply at this point in our time.
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  Now they just won't be able to, they're not going to be able to
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  grasp, unless they have the courage and the desire to reach
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  out above their comfort level. And take a serious look at what
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  the Rancho book has to say. Every time I read it, and And it
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  doesn't matter how long I read it.
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  I am just more and more convinced for example over the
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  weekend, I spent a great deal of time reading about the early
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  evolution of of our world from the time.
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  When life first appeared, almost 600 million years ago all the
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  way down to the appearance of man himself and the Rancho
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  authors and incidentally the author of the first paper and
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  papers 60. Is a is a Resident Life carrier
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  who helped initiate life. So think about that for a
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  moment, you have a personality being who has been mandated by
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  Gabriel to write or provide a narrative to the beginnings of
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  Earth. And it just so happens that the
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  person that they That they assign.
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  This task 2 is actually a life carrier, no longer resident on
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  Urantia. By the way, no longer here on
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  our world and his job was complete.
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  Once the appearance of will creatures came about the
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  beginnings of the first humans, so just that nugget of
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  information alone. I would say 95% of the world
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  would not know what to do with that piece of information.
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  It takes a long time to get to the point where you understand
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  the gravity of the situation. Now, the implication of that
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  story of a life carrier who can narrate is easily on display.
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  Anybody can read it. And you would be absolutely
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  convinced after reading it that whoever wrote it had some hand
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  in it. You would just that kind of
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  Truth would just dump. You know, you can read and
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  assess the quality of something that someone does and, you know,
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  instinctively on a gut guttural level.
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  But that person has Authority. That person is telling you
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  something that has a great Ring Of Truth.
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  And I would dare say that any scientist worth his salt would
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  be better for it. If they would open up the Rancho
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  book and read from paper 60, And learn what you can about the way
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  they describe the geological history book, and the
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  inundations, and the rising, and the falling of the continents
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  and the successive waves of flooding, worldwide, flooding
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  and how all that transpired over.
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  Well, literally 600 million years and they take us through
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  every stage of life when it first appears, how it evolves,
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  how it evolves out of the ocean, What's happening in our
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  atmosphere during these periods of time?
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  It steps of through the six glacial periods that occurred
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  over a, I guess, it was about a six million Pier, 6 million,
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  maybe 10 million a year stretch. It talks about the beginning of
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  plants and animals, and what the Earth was like back, then it
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  talks about Shale and coal deposits, and it talks about how
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  energy and materials, the actual mass that Makes up the Earth has
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  been distributed and all of this doesn't just come out of the
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  whim of a man with a fanciful imagination.
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  I would also say or assert that every statement made regarding
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  the geological history book in the Urantia book would be proven
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  correct if someone would have the tenacity and The Bravery to
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  prove it. So even if you can't buy into a
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  life carrier concept, the concept of a life carrier, son,
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  whose job it is is to initiate and come up with the genetic
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  material needed to make life as it is today.
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  If you can't handle that kind of idea, you can at least learn
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  something about the history of humanity, that might teach you a
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  thing or two about how things work.
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  So Evolution and religion are not mutually exclusive, but most
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  of the world can't fathom one, without the other, they either
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  believe 100% in scientism, that everything is natural causation.
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  Which is what the scientists research today.
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  Which is a secular approach to viewing life.
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  Because what you're basically saying is that there was no
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  intent, everything just happens. There's no intent behind it.
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  There's no motivation. There's no product.
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  There's no process. There's no plan.
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  And yet everything in nature, tells us that this is an
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  intelligent operation. So having said that getting back
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  to my first point the your Rancher Radio podcast was more
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  or less designed to bring the Urantia book to the general
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  public for people who might be driving by looking for truth and
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  they might be attracted to the concepts.
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  But I can tell by even though I'm extremely thrilled with the
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  audience and how it's grown over the past few years, I'm nowhere
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  near where I think I should be. I think we should have 10,000.
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  Maybe 50,000 people around the world, who would be excited
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  enough about a new revelation such as the Rancher book, where
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  they would, they would just absolutely love.
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  You know this this kind of a podcast and it does well don't
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  get me wrong. The more work I put into it, the
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  more listeners we get I get great feedback all the time and
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  I'm not suggesting that I would terminate that program at all.
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  In fact, what I'd like to do is focus it, what I'd like to do is
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  bring Focus to it and really get into the nuts and bolts of what
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  makes this book so damn. Fantastic.
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  And in order to do so the listeners to this podcast, have
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  to know something about the Rancher book.
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  You know, so there are in my opinion.
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  There are people who've been reading it.
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  Initially people who read it a lot and have read a lot for a
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  long time, or people have read about it and maybe it just some
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  point they just stopped reading and, you know, they enjoy it,
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  but they don't really, you know, their whole life isn't about it.
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  Now I happen to be in the second category which is that I read it
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  all the time and I think it's extremely important to the
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  progress of humanity. And I will say that if I hadn't
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  read the Rancho book, I don't know what kind of a person I
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  would be today. Because the Urantia book opens
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  the door reality and expands Beyond just this Mortal plan and
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  of time and space. And I think it presents for the
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  first time. A comprehensive conceptual
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  understanding of the universe as being something that is, in
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  fact, organized by a deity, a deity, the First Source and
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  Center. This is the god of personality,
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  the god of love, the god of Mercy, the god of the sun, the
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  god, of the spirit, I believe all of that.
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  And I think that's your your You want a ticket to continue that
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  ride? Then you have to at least be
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  interested in those those those things.
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  And I'm not saying it's a qualitative statement, it's not
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  a litmus test that you have to read the Rancho book in order to
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  progress. But what I'm saying is in your
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  own mortal life here and now, you can progress tremendously
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  just in the material Realm by improving your conceptual ideas
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  of what makes up reality. And everybody has their own
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  concept of what they think life is, and the ranch a book.
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  Just says it as it is that we are, in fact, part of a major
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  plan, we are part of something that is incredible.
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  And I think that, that would change the quality of thinking
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  among people, you say, well, my wife and I talked about this.
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  When we watch the news, you know, how can people be so evil?
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  Well, you know a lot of it has to do with the people's
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  misunderstanding. They don't know what there is.
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  You know, a lot of people that fall from religion, they don't
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  know. They they're not given good
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  answers. Your answer book gives good
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  answers. But you have to be looking and
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  you have to be open to the idea that it's possible.
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  No believing that Jesus is a stole son.
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  Takes faith. But at least in the Rancho book,
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  you can read his entire life and then make the determination
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  based on that. And I suppose you can get that
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  through scripture F, absolutely. I mean, people have been going
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  to scripture since scripture started.
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  The truth of Jesus are so profound and so contagious that
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  even in a limited and morsel amount.
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  Look how much he's done for this world.
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  But so the direction I want to take is just really just a name
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  change. I just want to call it inside
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  the ranch a book or inside the, you be the podcast.
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  The term radio is not truly served in this medium because
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  it's not a radio and we're not on the radio, we used to be, we
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  used to have a radio feed that was continuous.
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  And you know, I may even very well bring that back because it
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  was just the narration of the Rancho book itself.
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  So you truly could call it the ranch of AG radio where it just
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  plays the audio. But I find the audio of the
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  original audio of the Urantia book sort of lacks.
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  It's not Full enough and I am in no position to take the entire
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  book and turned it into audio. There's no reason for me to do
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  that it would be a duplicitous task.
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  Someone else has already done it and I don't want to take their
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  audio and feed it on my program because that wouldn't be right
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  to them. They have their own ways to
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  Urantia book. The Fellowship, they all have
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  their own ways of you being able to listen to the audio narration
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  of the Rancho book. So that's not something that
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  that I need to do. But what I want to do is delve
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  into the subject matter and analyze it and talk about it.
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  That's why I think the title inside the UB or inside the
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  Rancho book is a much more accurate description of what the
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  podcast is all about, but I'm going to leave.
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  Leave it to you. And I want to, I want to just
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  stop here and let you mull it over and I know some of my
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  wonderful faithful listeners will give me their opinion, what
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  they think. And I hope that you do also to
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  start this off in the next Edition.
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  I want to delve into some of my favorite radio passages from
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  each of the four parts of the book with the that I think are
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  just absolutely wonderful. So we'll do that next time up.
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  Plus we'll have some guests stopping by as well.
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  In the meantime, if you want to reach out to me, the email
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  address is your answer book radio at gmail.com, so I may
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  have to change that. Your answer book radio at
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  gmail.com is still active. I'll keep it active, but I want
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  to change the name of the podcast to inside the UB or
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  inside inside the ranch a book. And I want to get your opinion
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  on that. So give me your opinion.
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  And until next time, thanks for stopping by and God bless.