Working with Politicians: The Positive Things I've Learned
Engagement with politicians as a Bahá’í can yield invaluable insights into the intersections of faith and governance. This …
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As the Bicentenary Nears Bahá’í Celebrations Multiply
As the world witnesses the Bicentenary of Bahá’u’lláh, a figure of monumental significance in the Bahá’í Faith, …
The Panama Papers and the Poor: A Baha'i Reflection on Justice
The intersection of wealth, accountability, and the ramifications of economic disparity are pivotal in contemporary discourse, …
Avoiding Apocalypse – Finding the Road Forward Together
In contemporary discourse, discussions regarding apocalyptic scenarios often evoke a sense of trepidation and urgency. The …
Equal Human Rights for Iranian Bahá’ís – A Global Call
In the contemporary discourse of human rights, the plight of the Bahá’ís in Iran emerges as a poignant case reflecting …
Can Scientists Accept God?
In an era where scientific inquiry is often perceived as diametrically opposed to religious belief, a poignant question arises: …
The To-Do List: Making Your Checklist for Life After Death
The Bahá’í teachings present a compelling framework for contemplating life after death. Central to this belief system is the …
Hearing Harmonies in the Song of the Soul
The Bahá’í teachings encompass a vast array of profound principles that advocate for the unity of humanity, the sanctity of …
Cities Belong to Those Who Build – A Bahá’í Chair Perspective on Urbanization
Urbanization is an inevitable phenomenon, serving as a hallmark of contemporary civilization. As cities burgeon, questions arise …
Getting to Know God: How Can We Love Him If We Don't Know Him?
In the realm of spiritual inquiry, the relationship between humanity and the Divine poses a profound question: How can one …