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'''Where Did The Urantia Book Come From?'''
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In the early 20th century, a physician practicing in Chicago became the head of a group known as the [[Contact Commission]]. This small group was the focal point for the production of, and the primary custodian for, the final text of The Urantia Book. They were sworn not to disclose details about the transactions in order to preclude future generations from venerating the participants. It was considered important that no individual might be exalted through their association with The Urantia Book. Because of its revelatory nature, the book must stand on its own merit.
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As the contents of book were being transcribed, the papers were read to, and questions were requested from [["The Forum,"]] a group that had been meeting regularly for discussions at the house of [[Dr. William S. Sadler]]. The answers to these questions were then incorporated into the papers. These early readers formed the first core group of believers in the revelation and became committed to the mission of sharing the teachings of The Urantia Book with the world.
      
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