Being Both Colonized and Colonizer: Ymasumac Maronan's Story
The Bahá’í Faith, with its profound emphasis on unity and the inherent dignity of every individual, offers a unique lens …
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The Wealth of the One Percent: A Baha'i Perspective
The disparity between wealth classes, particularly the concentration of wealth within the uppermost echelon of society, often …
Ye Shall Know Them by Their Fruits: 4 Ways to Assess a Prophet
The phrase “Ye shall know them by their fruits” serves as a profound axiom in the realm of spirituality, particularly within the …
Yamamoto and Fujita: The First Japanese Baha'is
The Baha’i Faith, a religion deeply rooted in the principles of unity and the oneness of humanity, has a rich tapestry woven …
When a Foreigner Resides Among You: A Baha'i's Plea for Justice
The Baha’i teachings on justice and the treatment of foreigners provide a nuanced framework for engaging with individuals …
Was Adam a Prophet? A Baha'i's Answer
In the vast tapestry of religious thought, the figure of Adam emerges as a seminal archetype. Within the Bahá’í framework, …
Should We Fear God? A Baha'i Perspective on Awe
The question of whether one should fear God is a topic that invites profound introspection and contemplation. Within the context …
Overpopulation: The Scientific and Religious Solutions
As we traverse the labyrinthine corridors of modern existence, a pressing query looms large: How can we reconcile our burgeoning …
Why Should I Commit to a Religion?
In a world characterized by rapid change and diverse beliefs, the question of why one should commit to a religion is particularly …
Why a Baha'i Goes to Christmas Eve Mass
Christmas, a celebration deeply entrenched in Christian traditions, invites a myriad of perspectives. Among these viewpoints, the …