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Indeed , our knowledge of anything is limited to our knowledge of those attributes
or qualities perceptible to us : Know that there are two kinds of knowledge : the
knowledge of the essence of a thing and the knowledge of its qualities .
Indeed , our knowledge of anything is limited to our knowledge of those attributes
or qualities perceptible to us : Know that there are two kinds of knowledge : the
knowledge of the essence of a thing and the knowledge of its qualities .
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But how are we to attain the knowledge of the attributes of God ? Bahá ' u ' lláh
wrote that everything in creation is God ' s handiwork and therefore reflects
something of his attributes . For example , even in the intimate structure of a rock
or a ...
But how are we to attain the knowledge of the attributes of God ? Bahá ' u ' lláh
wrote that everything in creation is God ' s handiwork and therefore reflects
something of his attributes . For example , even in the intimate structure of a rock
or a ...
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39 Since our knowledge of anything is limited to our knowledge of the perceptible
attributes of that thing , knowledge of the Manifestations is ( for ordinary humans )
equivalent to knowledge of God . 40 In practical terms , this knowledge is ...
39 Since our knowledge of anything is limited to our knowledge of the perceptible
attributes of that thing , knowledge of the Manifestations is ( for ordinary humans )
equivalent to knowledge of God . 40 In practical terms , this knowledge is ...
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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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