Why Do We Persecute the Prophets? A Baha'i's Answer
In the rich tapestry of human history, the phenomenon of prophetic persecution appears as a poignant contradiction. Why do …
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Society & Justice
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Freddie Gray: Things You Can Do About Injustice
Injustice, a pervasive blot on the fabric of society, remains an enduring theme across cultures and epochs. The tragic death of …
UN75: Not Your Father's United Nations
The United Nations, since its inception in 1945, has served as a bastion for international diplomacy and a crucible for global …
There Are No People of Satan: A Baha'i View of Humanity
In contemplating the intricacies of human existence, the Bahá’í faith offers a transformative perspective by asserting that …
World Peace Is Inevitable: The Baha'is Think So
The Bahá’í Faith is grounded in a profound commitment to the principle of world peace, portraying it as not merely a distant …
The Promise of World Peace Part 3: The Need for Unity
The essence of Bahá’í teachings in relation to the Promise of World Peace unveils a profound and transformative paradigm, …
Does Wearing a Mask Threaten Masculinity?
The intersection of masculinity and societal expectations has long been a topic of discourse, particularly during crises such as …
Why the Lessons of COVID Give Us Hope for Global Unity
The COVID-19 pandemic has undeniably been a global trial, an upheaval that unraveled the very fabric of societal norms. Yet, amid …
What Happens Next? Finding Justice Through Consultation
In the luminous tapestry of human existence, the pursuit of justice emerges as a beacon of hope, guiding souls through the murky …
Want Peace? Teach the Children First
In a world fraught with discord and unrest, the Bahá’í teachings present a philosophy that implores us to focus on a …