EPISODE · Aug 29, 2021 · 12 MIN
The Ten Commandments
from Urantia Radio · host Jim Watkins
In this episode we explore the Urantia Book narrative of the origins of the Ten Commandments. Charlton Heston, like it or not, may be the single most influential person in the history of mankind.
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In this episode we explore the Urantia Book narrative of the origins of the Ten Commandments. Charlton Heston, like it or not, may be the single most influential person in the history of mankind.
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In this episode we explore the Urantia Book narrative of the origins of the Ten Commandments.
Charlton Heston, like it or not, may be the single most influential person in the history of mankind.
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