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EPISODE · Jul 14, 2012 · 2H 2M

The Art of Living & The Benefits of Human Association

from The Cosmic Citizen · host Paula Thompson

 This wThis ThisThhisTThhkThis week we will be discussing human association and the benefits of socialized religion. Why do we crave human contact, socialization and association?  Why do people want to worship together or study a religious text, such as The Urantia Book, with a group of like-minded individuals? We'll be reading the section from the Jesus Papers called The Art of Living, as well as sections from the Religion Papers that expound on the values of socialized religion and the pitfall of institutionalized religion. We'll also cover the dangers of personality isolation, something that the Urantia Book offers serious warnings about.  We're hoping to discuss these matters with YOU. So don't be shy, give us a call. Do you attend a Urantia study group, a Bible study or worship regularly with a group? Why? We'd like to hear about your experiences. The show airs at 10 AM Mountain Time. The call in number is (646) 716-8158 The URL is: www.blogtalkradio.com/cosmiccitizen If you register with Blogtalk you can participate in a lively weekly chat board during the show.  We hope you can make it! 

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