The Planetary Prince & Van the Steadfast: Revelation and Rebellion

From the Author This story is one of eight I authored that takes factual events revealed in The Urantia Book and puts them in the form of novels. This I do for people who might never attempt to read the 2,097-page Urantia Book, a new revelation written by more than thirty beings whose work it is to uplift and enlighten such worlds as ours. The novel was a pleasure to write, and I felt an urgency about it. The world is waiting, even languishing, to know the truth about our remote past. And now we can know it because our celestial siblings created, and bestowed upon us, The Urantia Book. But not everyone will read such a large volume, and that was my principal reason for writing the novel, The Planetary Prince & Van the Steadfast. Another reason was to entice certain others, to pique the interest of truth-seekers, to investigate The Urantia Book, despite its size and complexity. Either way, the truth about what happened 500,000 years ago needs to be told because it still affects us today. A terrible and consequential tragedy occurred that put our planet in spiritual quarantine, but out of that tragedy came many a hero who saved our world, one of whom is named Van. Almost nothing was known of him until The Urantia Book revealed our ancient history, even the beginnings of civilization. I hope the novel will begin the process by which all our past can be known and revised according to revealed truth. Such knowledge will hasten the day when humanity comes to understand our origin and destiny, even the meaning, value, and purpose of life. From the Inside Flap

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