Urantia Book
Notation -- 196:3.29

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"Son's" was changed to "Sons' " in the second Urantia Foundation printing. The latter appears to he correct in view of the context. Inasmuch as mortal men are the sons of the Creator Sons rather than the Eternal Son, and since the previous sentence states that "this life of the Father is in his Sons," the apostrophe should be moved to so that this sentence reads: "And the spirit of the Father is in his Sons' sons-mortal men."

Original Paragraph:
^{P2096:8, 196:3.29} Some men's lives are too great and noble to descend to the low level of being merely successful. The animal must adapt itself to the environment, but the religious man transcends his environment and in this way escapes the limitations of the present material world through this insight of divine love. This concept of love generates in the soul of man that superanimal effort to find truth, beauty, and goodness; and when he does find them, he is glorified in their embrace; he is consumed with the desire to live them, to do righteousness.