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It also provides the individual with an opportunity to begin to live the experience
of unity and to develop this new consciouosness . The subject will be treated in
more detail in a later chapter . THE ONENESS OF RELIGION The third basic
Bahá ...
It also provides the individual with an opportunity to begin to live the experience
of unity and to develop this new consciouosness . The subject will be treated in
more detail in a later chapter . THE ONENESS OF RELIGION The third basic
Bahá ...
Page 112
But man begins little by little to accustom himself to poison by taking a small
quantity each day , and gradually increasing it , until he reaches such a point that
he cannot live without a gram of opium every day . The natural capacities are
thus ...
But man begins little by little to accustom himself to poison by taking a small
quantity each day , and gradually increasing it , until he reaches such a point that
he cannot live without a gram of opium every day . The natural capacities are
thus ...
Page 114
At the same time , God is merciful and will always forgive any soul who is
sincerely sorry for past misdeeds or errors . In a poetic passage , Bahá ' u ' lláh
described the actions of the moral individual and urged his followers to live
accordingly ...
At the same time , God is merciful and will always forgive any soul who is
sincerely sorry for past misdeeds or errors . In a poetic passage , Bahá ' u ' lláh
described the actions of the moral individual and urged his followers to live
accordingly ...
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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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