The Greatest War Memorial: A Baha'i View of Peace
The concept of memorials, particularly those honoring the sacrifices made during tumultuous times, resonates deeply within the …
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The Roots of Crime: How Can We Truly Prevent It?
Crime is often perceived as a byproduct of societal dysfunction, a manifestation of personal failure, or even an inevitable result …
Pandering to the Dark Side: A Baha'i View of Media
In an era where the cacophony of media inundates our senses, one might ponder: is the digital landscape an uncontrolled expanse or …
Don’t Judge a Religion by Its Name
In the tapestry of global religions, each faith possesses a unique name that often evokes a myriad of preconceptions and …
Racism Football and Universities: A Baha'i Reflection
Racism remains an insidious problem that pervades multiple societal domains, including sports such as football, and academic …
Mirroring Oneness in the Baha'i Teachings
The Baha’i Faith, a relatively nascent religion emerging from the crucible of 19th-century Persia, espouses a profound, …
Dreaming a New Silicon Valley – Innovation with Spiritual Roots
The rapid evolution of Silicon Valley as a nexus of technological advancement often obscures the profound spiritual undercurrents …
The Divine Educators: How the Prophets Educate Humanity
The Bahá’í Faith posits a unique perspective on spirituality and the role of divine educators, often referred to as Prophets …
Galileo in Jail – Courage in the Face of Truth
The narrative of Galileo Galilei’s incarceration is a profound illustration of the perennial struggle between empirical …
Beyond Training: A Baha'i Approach to Racial Bias
In a world where social injustices persist, the examination of racial bias is increasingly prevalent. Yet, one may ponder, how do …