Cities Belong to Those Who Build – A Bahá’í Chair Perspective on Urbanization
Urbanization is an inevitable phenomenon, serving as a hallmark of contemporary civilization. As cities burgeon, questions arise …
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Getting to Know God: How Can We Love Him If We Don't Know Him?
In the realm of spiritual inquiry, the relationship between humanity and the Divine poses a profound question: How can one …
Overcome Social Divides: A Baha'i Call to Action
In contemporary society, the phenomenon of social divides has become increasingly conspicuous. Whether manifested through economic …
It's All About Light: The Baha'i View of Spiritual Illumination
The Baha’i faith, a relatively young world religion, encompasses profound teachings that resonate deeply within the human …
An Atheist’s Defense of the Bahá’ís
In the panorama of world religions, the Bahá’í Faith emerges as a unique beacon of hope and unity. Rooted in the teachings …
COVID-19 Brings a Horrifying Surge of Domestic Violence – What Can Be Done?
In recent times, society has found itself ensnared in an unprecedented quandary, as the COVID-19 pandemic has intensified myriad …
Using Tech for Good: Healthy Tech Use During the Pandemic
In a world where the siren call of screens beckons us ceaselessly, the intersection of technology and spirituality provides a …
Big Patriotism – How True Federalism Could Unite the World
In an era marked by remarkable complexity and rapid globalization, the concept of patriotism has evolved considerably. The …
The Dawn of a New Day: Reflections on the Revelation of the Báb
The Bahá’í Faith reverberates with the profound themes encapsulated in the inception of a “New Day” through the revelation …
When Death Summons a Reckoning
In the realm of Bahá’í teachings, the concept of death is not merely an end, but a transformative transition laden with …