The World's Newest Religion Catches Fire
The Bahá’í Faith, often regarded as the world’s newest major religion, emerges as a beacon of hope and a harbinger of …
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Vote for a Person Not a Party
In the intricate tapestry of political engagement, where ideologies vie for supremacy, the Bahá’í principle of “Vote for a …
We're Not Free Until We're All Free: A Baha'i Call to Unity
The maxim, ‘We’re not free until we’re all free,’ evokes profound contemplation regarding the …
Taking Education to the Next Level: The Story of Bruktawit Tigabu
In the context of the Bahá’í teachings, education is not merely the acquisition of knowledge; it is a transformative process …
Valuing All People Regardless of Age
The Bahá’í teachings encapsulate a profound appreciation for the intrinsic worth of every individual, irrespective of their …
Why the Wounds of Racism Take So Long to Heal
The interplay between racism and healing presents a profound challenge to the modern conscience. Why do the wounds of racism take …
Why Do We Fight Wars? A Baha'i's Answer
In a world riddled with conflict and strife, the question, “Why do we fight wars?” emerges with profound urgency. This inquiry not …
The Prisoner Admonishes the Kings: A Baha'i Story
The narrative of ‘The Prisoner Admonishes the Kings’ is a profound tale that encapsulates the essence of Baha’i …
The Smoke of Corruption: A Baha'i View of the World's Challenges
The Bahá’í Faith, situated within a rich tapestry of spiritual and social tenets, offers profound insights into contemporary …
Working on Climate Change: Inconvenient Insomnia
In recent years, the existential threat posed by climate change has become increasingly salient, infiltrating discourse across …