The Urantia Book uses the words cosmos and cosmic in the classical sense, namely, to describe “the universe as an embodiment of order and harmony.” As such, the cosmos (and cosmology) includes more than just the physical universe. It embraces all phenomena—all things, entities, beings, meanings, and relationships—physical, personal, mindal, and spiritual—even absolute. Parts I and II of the book include many cosmological descriptions.
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