What Mass Shooters Want: To Assault the Idea of Community Itself
In the wake of tragedies wrought by mass shooters, society often grapples with questions that reach far beyond the immediate …
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Why Do Americans Own So Many Guns?
In a nation renowned for its cultural diversities and rich historical fabric, the question ‘Why do Americans own so many …
Why Bring Children into This World? A Baha'i's Answer
The question of procreation in a world often fraught with turmoil and discontent is one that reverberates deeply within the …
A Shining Spark of Truth: How Baha'i Consultation Works
Baha’i consultation is a fundamental aspect of the Baha’i Faith, serving not only as a method for decision-making but …
You May Say I'm a Dreamer: A Baha'i's Reflection on John Lennon
The oeuvre of John Lennon, particularly his iconic anthem ‘Imagine,’ invites one to delve into themes of peace, unity, …
Where Does Happiness Come From? A Baha'i's Guide to Joy
Happiness, a universal pursuit that transcends cultures, religions, and philosophies, often eludes even the most earnest seekers. …
Trains Faith and Religion: A Baha'i's Story
In the intricate tapestry of human experience, faith and religion often serve as pivotal threads, weaving together personal …
What Should I Do on UN Public Service Day?
Public Service Day, an occasion heralded by the United Nations, serves as an evocative reminder of the power of altruism and …
Sirius and the Twin Baha'i Stars: Heavenly Signs
The celestial bodies that adorn our night sky have long captivated humankind. Among these, Sirius, often referred to as the Dog …
The Passing of 'Abdu'l-Bahá: What Happens to Love When We Die?
The passing of ‘Abdu’l-Bahá, the son of Baha’u’llah and a pivotal figure in the Baha’i Faith, evokes …