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THE ONENESS OF HUMANKIND The second basic Bahá ' í principle is the
oneness of humankind . This means that the entire human race is one unified ,
distinct species , an organic unit . This one human race is the “ apogee of
creation ...
THE ONENESS OF HUMANKIND The second basic Bahá ' í principle is the
oneness of humankind . This means that the entire human race is one unified ,
distinct species , an organic unit . This one human race is the “ apogee of
creation ...
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The essential mission of Bahá ' u ' lláh was to change this situation and to bring
about the universal consciousness of the oneness of humankind . Bahá ' ís
believe that the organic unit which is humankind has undergone a collective
growth ...
The essential mission of Bahá ' u ' lláh was to change this situation and to bring
about the universal consciousness of the oneness of humankind . Bahá ' ís
believe that the organic unit which is humankind has undergone a collective
growth ...
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Moreover , the unification of humankind represents the attainment of the stage of
maturity or adulthood in the collective life of humankind . The Bahá ' í community
is seen as both the embryo and the prototype of the future world civilization .
Moreover , the unification of humankind represents the attainment of the stage of
maturity or adulthood in the collective life of humankind . The Bahá ' í community
is seen as both the embryo and the prototype of the future world civilization .
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Contents
The Islamic Background | 1 |
Baháulláh | 28 |
The Succession to Leadership | 50 |
Copyright | |
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| Title | The Bahá'í Faith: The Emerging Global Religion Reading rainbow book |
| Authors | William S. Hatcher, James Stevenson, James Douglas Martin |
| Publisher | Harper & Row, 1984 |
| ISBN | 0060654414, 9780060654412 |
| Length | 226 pages |
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