Discussion Questions
for a study of
The Urantia Book
by Dr. Meredith J. Sprunger
Paper 160:
Rodan of Alexandria
1. There is no known evidence for the existence
of Rodan of Alexandria. Why do you think the authors included these papers
on Rodan?
2. How often do we have to relearn the art of
living?
3. Is our social maturity greater now than it
was a hundred years ago?
4. Next to the home, what is the most constructive
association of people in our society?
5. Do you sense in Rodan's philosophy an abstraction
not present in Jesus' teachings?
6. Are the associations of friendship more helpful
in religious organizations than the teachings they present?
7. If failure is an educational episode in acquiring
wisdom, should we be more adventurous in attempting difficult tasks?
8. How would you evaluate the social maturity
of our society?
9. Is character development more complicated
now than a thousand years ago?
10. Do you think most people are afraid to face
their problems objectively and honestly?
11. What characterizes a person who serves a
cause greater than oneself?
12. How does one learn to fail gracefully, cheerfully,
and fearlessly?
13. Is Jesus' gospel "the infinity of realities,
the divinity of values, and the eternity of universal attainments?"
14. How is entering the kingdom of God both self-destruction
and self-fulfillment?
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