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Jesus: Government and Politics

Even though it's a "religious" text, government, politics, and social issues play a significant role in the The Urantia Book's overall presentation, including its…

Richard JerniganJune 23, 2026
Election DayPolitics

Erring On the Side of Mercy

Most of you may have already voted. If you have, thank-you for your good citizenship. Records for early voting have been broken in this United States midterm election.…

Richard JerniganNovember 6, 2018
Valarie KaurPolitics

My Letter to You After the Kavanaugh Hearings

In the last few weeks, we have experienced the national drama of Brett Kavanaugh’s confirmation in our bodies, under our skin, within the trauma of memories, our own and…

Valarie KaurOctober 21, 2018
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10 of the most oppressed minorities around the world

Whilst much of the world is pre-occupied with protesting against Donald Trump, as worthy as that may be,  I’d like to illustrate what real oppression looks like around…

Stephen LiddellJuly 26, 2018
Media Bias Chart for Urantia VoicePolitics

Probing our Freedom of Bias

Each of us have our daily news go-to's. Being aware of our favorite news sources' biases is as important as keeping up with events around us, probably more important.…

Richard JerniganJuly 20, 2018
Righteous Mind ChartPolitics

This Chart Says A Lot About Us

Over ten years ago, social psychologist Jonathan Haidt wanted to figure out why there were such great political and religious divides in all cultures. This little chart…

Richard JerniganMay 7, 2018
Wafflehouse VictimsPolitics

We Should Not Be Seeing These Pictures

After another mass shooting, a sober reflection on the innocent lives lost to gun violence—and why we keep seeing images we never should.

Richard JerniganApril 24, 2018
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Who Has It the Roughest?

Inspired by Toni Morrison's 'The Bluest Eye,' a candid reflection on vulnerability, privilege, and who really has it the roughest in society.

Richard JerniganApril 18, 2018
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Haidt Stories

Two thought experiments from Jonathan Haidt's 'The Righteous Mind' reveal how moral intuition—not reason—drives our judgments of right and wrong.

Richard JerniganJanuary 26, 2018