A Mother's Name Unknown: On Women and Revelation
The intersection of motherhood and divine revelation has been a subject of profound contemplation within the Bahá’í …
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What Would a Peaceful World Look Like?
Imagining a peaceful world is akin to envisioning a verdant garden where diverse flora cohabitates harmoniously. Each bloom, …
Off the Pedestal: New Orleans Takes Down Robert E. Lee's Statue
In the heart of New Orleans, a significant cultural revolution has emerged with the removal of the statue of Robert E. Lee—a …
Action and Empathy: How to Be a Better Ally for Racial Justice
The Bahá’í teachings, rooted in the principles of unity, justice, and the oneness of humanity, provide a compelling framework for …
Resolving the Paradox: Why Evil Does and Does Not Exist
The discourse regarding the existence of evil has pervaded philosophical, theological, and moral inquiries throughout humanity’s …
A Bridge for Racial Divides: Making Music for Oneness
In an increasingly polarized world, where cultural and racial divides often seem insurmountable, how might the universal language …
Bahá’ís and Guns – A Perspective on Peace and Protection
In a world marred by conflict and violence, the perception of weapons, particularly firearms, invokes a profound dichotomy among …
Politically Correct or Just Plain Polite? A Baha'i Reflection
The phenomenon of political correctness has pervaded contemporary discourse, sparking fascination, debate, and sometimes vitriol. …
A Global Minimum Tax: A Baha'i Perspective on Economic Justice
In an increasingly interconnected world, the imperative for economic justice resonates profoundly within the Baha’i …
67 Selections Bahai Writings Published Online
The Bahá’í Faith, a global religion founded in the mid-19th century, has proliferated various writings and teachings that …