Book · 2003 · Body, Mind & Spirit
The Urantia Book Workbooks
Foreword and Part I
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So, he's like a popular debunker of what he calls charlatans and frauds. Um, but the reality is that Dr. Sadler, his primary issue isn't that these people are actually like taking advantage of folks. It's that they're making money and getting famous from their con and and he's not. And so as the 1930s dawned, he starts the process.
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The Urantia Book Workbooks by William Sadler is a massive, two-thousand-page work first published officially in 1955 that serves as a prime example of prophecy categorized as direct speech. The publication was discussed on episodes of Stuff They Don't Want You To Know and Behind the Bastards in late 2022. The host of Stuff They Don't Want You To Know introduced the work as a key inspiration for Mo Siegel, the co-founder of Celestial Seasonings, while noting that there is considerable speculation regarding its true authorship. Meanwhile, Robert Evans described William Sadler on Behind the Bastards as a popular debunker of figures he labeled as charlatans and frauds. Evans argued that Sadler's primary motivation was not necessarily that these individuals were taking advantage of people, but rather that they were achieving fame and financial success from their endeavors while he was not, which contextualized Sadler's involvement with the controversial automatic-writing phenomenon and the subsequent distribution of the massive text.
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Robert Evans So, he's like a popular debunker of what he calls charlatans and frauds. Um, but the reality is that Dr. Sa… 1
“So, he's like a popular debunker of what he calls charlatans and frauds. Um, but the reality is that Dr. Sadler, his primary issue isn't that these people are actually like taking advantage of folks. It's that they're making money and getting famous from their con and and he's not. And so as the 1930s dawned, he starts the process”
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“he was also inspired by a book a very long book it's 2 000 Pages it's called the Urantia book uh your antia was first published in 1955 officially there's a lot of speculation about who wrote it but it's like one of those um in the world of Prophecy it's something that would be called a direct speech book”
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