It is even possible that the condition of those who have died in sin and
unbelief may become changed - that is to say, they may become the object of
pardon through the bounty of God, not through His justice - for bounty is
giving without desert, and justice is giving what is deserved.
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Dear Dean,
According to Baha'i belief, though, this woman apparently became a
Covenant-breaker and got a spiritual disease on her acceptance of the
Bab
and becoming a Babi.
The woman could not possibly be a Covenant-breaker if she had never heard
of
Baha'u'llah. After all, it's
I don't know I agree. So you're saying Azali's who have never heard of
Baha'u'llah wouldn't classify as Covenant-breakers?
Dear David,
That is *highly* unlikely. Anti-Baha'i propaganda is too much a part of
their group.
warmest, Susan
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You
In a message dated 5/24/2004 10:45:01 AM Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Clarification, please, from some of you knowledgeable historians.I read Tutor Pole's story. I have also seen several letter from the Guardian to, I think, "W. T. Pole". Are these the same people. If I
Over the course of Babi/Baha'i history, I tho't that Azali more
specifically indicated a person who accepted Mirza Yahya as Him Whom God
Will Make Manifest.
Dear Don,
I don't think Azali was ever a term by which the followers of Mirza Yahya
referred to themselves. It is a term Baha'is use.
