III. The History of Urantia

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Part III, purporting to be an account of the history of this planet, used the broadest array of sources, ranging from historical-geology textbooks to books on the history and philosophy of religion. The multi-volume The Corridors of Time, by Harold Peake and Herbert John Fleure, and two books by Henry Fairfield Osborn (Men of the Old Stone Age and Man Rises to Parnassus) were the main sources for the sections dealing with prehistoric and ancient peoples. Sumner & Keller’s four-volume The Science of Society (1927) was the predominant source for the papers dealing with the evolution of government, marriage and religion. Sources were used much more sparingly in Papers 105-110, 113-117 and 119; these papers have far more in common, thematically, with papers in Parts I and II than with the earlier ones in Part III.

57.
The Origin of Urantia
58.
Life Establishment on Urantia
59.
The Marine-Life Era on Urantia
60.
Urantia
During the Early Land-Life Era
61.
The Mammalian Era on Urantia
62.
Dawn Races of Early Man
64.
The Evolutionary Races of Color
65.
The Overcontrol of Evolution
68.
The Dawn of Civilization
69.
Primitive Human Institutions
70.
The Evolution
of Human Government
71.
Development of the State
74.
Adam and Eve
77.
The Midway Creatures
78.
The Violet Race
After the Days of Adam
80.
Andite Expansion
in the Occident
81.
Development of Modern
Civilization
82.
Evolution of Marriage
83.
The Marriage Institution
85.
Origins of Worship
86.
Early Evolution of Religion
87.
The Ghost Cults
88.
Fetishes, Charms, and Magic
89.
Sin, Sacrifice, and Atonement
90.
Shamanism—
Medicine Men and Priests
91.
The Evolution of Prayer
92.
The Later Evolution of Religion
93.
Machiventa Melchizedek
94.
Melchizedek Teachings
in the Orient
95.
Melchizedek Teachings
in the Levant
96.
Yahweh—
God of the Hebrews
97.
Evolution of the God Concept
among the Hebrews
98.
The Melchizedek Teachings
in the Occident
99.
Social Problems of Religion
100.
Religion in Human Experience
101.
The Real Nature of Religion
102.
The Foundations
of Religious Faith
103.
The Reality
of Religious Experience
104.
Growth of the Trinity Concept
108.
Mission and Ministry
of Thought Adjusters
110.
Relation of Adjusters
to Individual Mortals
111.
The Adjuster and the Soul
112.
Personality Survival
116.
The Almighty Supreme
118.
Supreme and Ultimate—
Time and Space
119.
The Bestowals of Christ Michael
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