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The Teaching Mission: Dialogues are textual artefacts i.e. transcripts of the oral lessons given by Ascending and Descending teachers of various orders of universe intelligence and ensuing discussion with their mortal students of widely varying backgrounds. Generally, all these utilize The Urantia Book for basic reference while engaged together in the study of divinity.

Subcategory links lead to lessons given within the context of their local source; Article links will open the individual lessons.

For additional materials on The Teaching Mission and an alternate method of searching these records, see The Teaching Mission Archives maintained by Starbridge Communications, Inc.

This category has the following 6 subcategories, out of 6 total.

The following 200 pages are in this category, out of 11,563 total.

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−	[[The Teaching Mission]]: [[Dialogue]]s are textual artefacts i.e. [[transcripts]] of the oral lessons given by [[Ascending]] and [[Descending]] [[teachers]] of various orders of universe intelligence and ~~the~~ ensuing discussion with their mortal students ~~who are~~ of widely varying backgrounds. Generally, these utilize [[The Urantia Book]] for basic reference while engaged together in the study of [[divinity]].	+	[[The Teaching Mission]]: [[Dialogue]]s are [[textual]] [[artefacts]] i.e. [[transcripts]] of the [[oral]] lessons given by [[Ascending]] and [[Descending]] [[teachers]] of various orders of universe intelligence and ensuing discussion with their mortal students of widely varying backgrounds. Generally, all these utilize [[The Urantia Book]] for basic reference while engaged together in the study of [[divinity]].

	''Subcategory'' links lead to lessons given within the [[context]] of their local source; ''Article'' links will open the individual lessons.		''Subcategory'' links lead to lessons given within the [[context]] of their local source; ''Article'' links will open the individual lessons.