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What were the teachings which provoked so violent a reaction and for which the
Báb and so many thousands of others willingly gave their lives ? The answer is
far from simple . Because the Báb ' s message related so specifically to the ...
What were the teachings which provoked so violent a reaction and for which the
Báb and so many thousands of others willingly gave their lives ? The answer is
far from simple . Because the Báb ' s message related so specifically to the ...
Page 77
The whole object of our lives is bound up with the lives of all human beings ; not
a personal salvation we are seeking , but a universal one . . . . Our aim is to
produce a world civilization which will in turn react on the character of the
individual .
The whole object of our lives is bound up with the lives of all human beings ; not
a personal salvation we are seeking , but a universal one . . . . Our aim is to
produce a world civilization which will in turn react on the character of the
individual .
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THE BAHÁ ' Í CONCEPTION OF HUMAN NATURE Many people live their lives
without ever reflecting on life itself or its meaning for them . Their lives may be full
of activities . They may marry , have children , run a business , or become ...
THE BAHÁ ' Í CONCEPTION OF HUMAN NATURE Many people live their lives
without ever reflecting on life itself or its meaning for them . Their lives may be full
of activities . They may marry , have children , run a business , or become ...
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Contents
The Bábí Faith | 6 |
Basic Teachings | 74 |
God His Manifestations and Humankind | 100 |
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| Title | The Bahá'í Faith: The Emerging Global Religion |
| Authors | William S. Hatcher, James Douglas Martin |
| Edition | revised |
| Publisher | Bahá'í Pub. Trust, 1998 |
| ISBN | 0877432643, 9780877432647 |
| Length | 253 pages |
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