Women: The Antidote for War
In a world besieged by conflict and strife, the exploration of women’s roles in fostering peace and mitigating warfare has …
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Society & Justice
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Let's Reform Inheritance: When the Rich Get Richer
Inheritance is often likened to an unbroken chain—a thread that connects generations, weaving the tapestry of familial legacy. …
Virtues: Encouraging Creativity in Children and Adults
In an era increasingly characterized by rapid technological advances and a plethora of distractions, the importance of nurturing …
What Is Real Unity? A Baha'i's Guide to Oneness
In an age marked by profound division and discord, the concept of unity assumes critical importance. Unity is not merely a lofty …
Stopping the Slow Deadly Drip of Racial Microaggressions
Racial microaggressions can be likened to the slow, persistent drip of water, eroding the integrity of a solid stone. Each drop, …
Signs of the Maturity of the World: A Baha'i View
In the contemporary context, the notion of maturity extends beyond individual growth and transcends into societal and global …
World Peace and Leaving Fossil Fuels in the Ground
The Bahá’í Faith, founded in the mid-nineteenth century, holds distinctive principles that advocate for global unity, peace, …
World Don't Hesitate Call a Doctor!: A Baha'i's Plea for a New World Order
In contemplating the Baha’i teachings, one is invariably drawn to the idea that the world is akin to a patient in distress, …
Will Humans Always Fight? A Baha'i's Guide to Peace
Throughout history, humanity has grappled with conflicts, wars, and divisions. Analyzing the question, ‘Will humans always …
The Universal House of Justice Is Elected (Part 2)
The Universal House of Justice, the supreme governing body of the Bahá’í Faith, plays a pivotal role in the spiritual and …