The site chosen for the Garden of Eden was probably the most beautiful spot of its kind in all the world, and the climate was then ideal. Nowhere else was there a location which could have lent itself so perfectly to becoming such a paradise of botanic expression. In this rendezvous the cream of the civilization of Urantia was forgathering. beyond, the world lay in darkness, ignorance, and savagery. The gargen was the one bright spot; it was naturally a dream of loveliness, and it soon became a poem of exquisite and perfected landscape glory.