Letters from Prison – Another Innocent Bahá’í Speaks from Iran
In the contemporary world, the plight of the Bahá’í community in Iran has emerged as an emblematic locus for examining …
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Babel Revisited – Could a Universal Language Bring World Peace?
Language, an intricate tapestry woven through human history, profoundly shapes our realities and interactions. In a world marked …
Annihilation – Why We Don’t Get Off That Easily
The concept of annihilation within Bahá’í teachings serves as a profound meditation on human existence and the eternal realities …
Does Religion Promote Toxic Positivity?
The inquiry into whether religion promotes toxic positivity invites an exploration of the Bahá’í teachings, which are rooted …
Confederate and Colonial Monuments – A Conversation with Dr. Derik Smith
In recent years, the discourse surrounding Confederate and colonial monuments has resounded through the corridors of public …
Fragile War-Torn States and the Bahá’ís – Stories of Resilience
The Bahá’í Faith, founded in the mid-19th century, has long espoused principles that resonate deeply within contexts of conflict …
The Return of Krishna: Which One?
The teachings of the Bahá’í Faith offer a unique perspective on spiritual matters, including the return of revered figures …
Identity and Belonging: A Youth’s Struggle in a Disconnected World
The Bahá’í teachings provide profound insights into the concepts of identity and belonging, especially relevant for youth …
Am I a Bahá’í? – A Personal Reflection
As one embarks on the exploration of Bahá’í teachings, the question ‘Am I a Bahá’í?’ ordinarily surfaces …
An Open Letter on Race to Starbucks and USA Today
The contemporary societal landscape is rife with discussions surrounding race, equity, and inclusivity. In light of these pressing …