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As to the question of the Bahá ' í Faith being a " sect " ( above ) , see Schaefer ' s
discussion of this question as it pertains to the model of the religious sect
constructed by its modern fathers , Weber and Troeltsch , in this essay , pp . 113 –
114 .
As to the question of the Bahá ' í Faith being a " sect " ( above ) , see Schaefer ' s
discussion of this question as it pertains to the model of the religious sect
constructed by its modern fathers , Weber and Troeltsch , in this essay , pp . 113 –
114 .
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... history of the founders of the major religions naturally leads to the
philosophical question of their exact nature . This is one of the most controversial
of all questions in the philosophy of religion , and many different answers have
been given .
... history of the founders of the major religions naturally leads to the
philosophical question of their exact nature . This is one of the most controversial
of all questions in the philosophy of religion , and many different answers have
been given .
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The transcript of the interview was approved by the Ayatollah and his aide , Dr .
Ibrahim Yazdi : Question : " Will there be either religious or politcal freedom for
the Bahá ' ís under an Islamic government ? ” Answer : “ They are a political
faction ...
The transcript of the interview was approved by the Ayatollah and his aide , Dr .
Ibrahim Yazdi : Question : " Will there be either religious or politcal freedom for
the Bahá ' ís under an Islamic government ? ” Answer : “ They are a political
faction ...
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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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