Anger at Injustice: Making Sense of a Powerful Emotion
Anger, a formidable and visceral emotion, can arise within the human experience, particularly when confronted with instances of …
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Did Early Explorers Spread Christianity by Coercion?
Throughout history, the fervent pursuit of new territories has often been accompanied by a collateral motive: the spread of …
Mutually Assured Destruction or Mutual Assured Unity? The Baha'i Perspective on Global Security
In a world replete with perpetual conflict and fears of annihilation, the teachings of the Bahá’í Faith present an …
Do You Believe in One God? Exploring the Oneness of Faith
In the realm of spiritual inquiry and human consciousness, the question of divinity often surfaces: Do you believe in one God? …
Preparing for Death – Writing Your Will with Spirit in Mind
The Bahá’í Faith emphasizes the significance of preparing for death, a universal and inevitable aspect of human existence. …
No Faith in Miracles: A Baha'i Approach to Spirituality
In the exploration of Baha’i teachings, one finds an intriguing perspective on spirituality — namely, a cautious approach to …
Forced Migration Calls for Faith in Action
The phenomenon of forced migration engenders multifaceted repercussions, not merely for the individuals directly affected, but …
Abraham Sets Out Into Exile
In the annals of religious history, few narratives are as compelling as that of Abraham’s exile. This journey, often perceived …
Beyond Human Form: How to Imagine God
In the study of Bahá’í teachings, one often encounters the transcendent notion of God as an entity that exists beyond the …
Are Humans Animals? – The Spiritual View of Our True Nature
In the vast tapestry of existence, the delineation between humans and animals often incites fervent inquiry. The question, …