Horsing Around Report: Supporting The Urantia Book's Unique

Horsing Around Report: Supporting The Urantia Book's Unique Quality of Credibility

The Urantia Book was published in 1955. UBtheNEWS documents how new discoveries and scientific advances increasingly support The Urantia Book's account of planetary history, itâ€™s prophecies, and, to a limited extent, itâ€™s statements about science. UBtheNEWS also provides introductory information about The Urantia Book.

Horsing Around Report Summary:
When The Urantia Book was published in 1955, archaeological evidence did not exist to support its statements about where and when the domestication of the horse first occurred and how this cultural achievement migrated out to other cultures from its place of origin. More than fifty years after its publication, new archaeological discoveries in Saudi Arabia and Kazakhstan reveal notable support to The Urantia Bookâ€™s depiction of this phase of advancing civilization.

The authors of The Urantia Book go into a certain degree of detail regarding the domestication of the horse, asserting that this started in Mesopotamia and spread to the world from this region. This information is presented as part of a comprehensive review of human history. In The Urantia Book the people that initially domesticated the horse are referred to as the â€œAnditeâ€ race. The following quotes provide some highlights of The Urantia Bookâ€™s depiction of horse domestication that relate to recent discoveries:

â€œThe last three waves of Andites poured out of Mesopotamia between 8000 and 6000 B.C. These three great waves of culture were forced out of Mesopotamia by the pressure of the hill tribes to the east and the harassment of the plainsmen of the west.â€ â€œThe horse gave the dispersing Andites the hitherto nonexistent advantage of mobility, enabling the last groups of Andite cavalrymen to progress quickly . . .â€ â€œTen per cent of these fleeing Andites made their way across Arabia and entered Egypt.â€ â€œSixty-five per cent entered Europe by the Caspian Sea route . . .â€ â€œTen per cent . . . moved eastward through the Elamite highlands to the Iranian plateau and Turkestan.â€ â€œThe civilization of Turkestan was constantly being revived and refreshed by the newcomers from Mesopotamia, especially by the later Andite cavalrymen.â€

A 2011 Reuters story, covering an archaeological discovery made in Saudi Arabia, reported, â€œThe Maqar Civilization is a very advanced civilization of the Neolithic period. This site shows us clearly, the roots of the domestication of horses 9,000 years ago.â€

In 2009 Reuters published a story on research results from an archaeological site in Kazakhstan. It stated, â€œHorses were first domesticated on the plains of northern Kazakhstan some 5,500 years agoâ€”1,000 years earlier than thoughtâ€”by people who rode them and drank their milk, researchers said on Thursday.â€

These archaeological sites are examples of how new discoveries increasingly support The Urantia Bookâ€™s statements about the domestication of the horse, both in terms of time period and location.

For a broader appreciation of the appearance and eventual absorption of the Adamite and Andite races, see the Adam and Eve Report, which is based on genetic and linguistic studies, and the Gobekli Tepe Report, which concerns an archaeological site in Turkey that dates back to over 11,000 years ago.
Country USA
Manufacturer UBtheNEWS
Binding Kindle Edition
ReleaseDate 2011-11-25
Format Kindle eBook

Country	USA
Manufacturer	UBtheNEWS
Binding	Kindle Edition
ReleaseDate	2011-11-25
Format	Kindle eBook

Horsing Around Report: Supporting The Urantia Book's Unique Quality of Credibility

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