Sick and Tired of Tyrants: A Baha'i's Call to Action
Throughout history, the world has witnessed the rise and fall of tyrants—figures whose dominion over others invokes not merely …
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Society & Justice
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A Baha'i's Look at the White Response to Anti-Blackness
The exploration of anti-Blackness within the Baha’i framework transcends mere acknowledgment of racial inequities; it …
The Worse: Random Reflections on the Causes of Social Failure
In contemporary society, the perplexing phenomenon of social failure has garnered significant attention, prompting scholars and …
The Sun of Truth Dispels All Shadows
The Bahá’í Faith, a relatively young world religion, is replete with profound teachings and principles, one of which is …
The Races Robed in Black or White: A Baha'i Reflection
The concept of races, particularly as expressed through the metaphoric imagery of being ‘robed in black and white,’ …
The Search for the Definition of True Justice
The quest for understanding justice has reverberated through human history, pervading philosophical discourse, public policy, and …
It's Time for a Political Paradigm Shift
The exploration of the Bahá’í Faith offers profound insights into the ever-evolving discourse surrounding governance, …
When the Black Man and the White Man Are Liberated
The teachings of the Bahá’í Faith extend deeply into the realms of social justice, unity, and the intrinsic worth of every …
Take Back Our Country: Back to Where?
The concept of “taking back our country,” a phrase resonating deeply within the contemporary discourse, invites an array of …
The Emancipation of Women: A Spiritual Imperative
The Baha’i teachings on the emancipation of women represent not only a profound spiritual imperative but also a clarion call …