First published in 1955, The Urantia Papers—often referred to as The Urantia Book—stands as one of the most intriguing and controversial spiritual works of the twentieth century. Presented as a collection of papers authored by celestial personalities, it offers a vast narrative that spans cosmology, philosophy, history, and religion.
At its heart, the book seeks to reconcile science, philosophy, and faith, unveiling a grand vision of the universe populated by countless worlds and guided by divine purpose. It explores the nature of God, the organization of the cosmos, the history and destiny of our planet (Urantia), and provides a profound, expanded account of the life and teachings of Jesus.
Whether regarded as revelation, speculative philosophy, or inspired literature, The Urantia Papers has captivated readers worldwide with its bold synthesis of knowledge and its invitation to seek truth, beauty, and goodness.
The Urantia Papers were first published anonymously in Chicago in 1955, presented as a revelation transmitted through a mysterious process involving a small group of individuals. The authorship remains unknown, yet the text continues to inspire a global community of readers, translators, and study groups.
