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Sudden & Radical Changes in Human History – David Kantor

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David Kantor shared his keen insights and as you can tell by the brief overview of the show, his in-depth research and knowledge is superlative.
   For hundreds of thousands of years humanity existed in a relatively stable relationship with nature. But then suddenly within the space of a few thousand years, agriculture, animal domestication, complex irrigation techniques, temple construction, trade networks, large-scale social systems, writing, and much more appeared on the stage. What caused this sudden and radical change in the human situation?
   Join us as we consider the archaeological, anthropological, and literary witnesses to this still-unfolding drama.
David is a retired technical software developer who has been a reader of The Urantia Book since 1967. He has been active in readership affairs since the early 1970s. He is a past member of the Fellowship's General Council and Executive Committee, where he served as chair of the International Fellowship committee.He has traveled extensively, attended study groups, and spoken at conferences in both North and South America as well as in Russia and Eastern Europe. David has managed the Fellowship's IT services since 1995 and still manages the Fellowship website which gets well over 1,000,000 visitors a year, accessing both English and Spanish language Urantia Book resources. He was a charter member of the Golden Gate Circle Society in the San Francisco bay area. He currently resides in Denver, Colorado, and is a member of the Rocky Mountain Spiritual Fellowship.He is an active member of the Colorado Mineral Society and enjoys spending time in the Colorado wilderness.

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