Max,
At 09:11 PM 8/31/2005, you wrote:
You forgot to add : in my limited understanding of the Baha'i Holy
Writings.
It is not mine to judge whether certain individuals have limited understandings
of the Baha'i Holy Writings, but, as listowner, I would ask you not to post
such statements on my
Folks,
This thread is closed.
Via moderna, Mark A. Foster . http://markfoster.net
... since [a] word is said to be common, it can be called
a universal. - Wm. of Ockham, Summa Logicae, part I
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The pilgrims who died so sadly so
tragically were visiting the Shrine of the Seventh Imam [Musa
al-Kaaz.im/Kaazim].
This sacred Imam is mentioned in the
Writings of the Faith.
Siyyid Kazim Rashti comments on a n Ode.
[Siyyid Kazim Rashti's Comment is called Sharh.al Qas.eedah].
Thank you so much Khazeh for another graciously delivered, informative and
edifying post.
Richard H. Gravelly
The pilgrims who died so sadly so tragically were visiting the Shrine of the
Seventh Imam [Musa al-Kaaz.im/Kaazim].
This sacred Imam is mentioned in the Writings of the Faith.
Yes, of course, in my understanding of the Baha'i Sacred Writings. And in
the understanding of Sekhmet, Scott, and Hasan as well.
Since you can read/understand Persian, dear Max, please check a passage
from `Abdu'l-Baha on pages 299-300 of amr va khalq Volume 1
Dear Max and dear Mark:
I wasn't offended by Max's remark because, in a sense, the understanding
of each and every one of us is limited anyhow. Again, according to my
own limited understanding.
As I pointed out a Persian passage by `Abdu'l-Baha on pages 299-300 of
Volume 1 of amr wa khalq
Thank you"Mark A. Foster" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Folks,This thread is closed.Via moderna, Mark A. Foster . http://markfoster.net... since [a] word is said to be common, it can be called a universal. - Wm. of Ockham, Summa Logicae, part IStructurization Tech: http://tech.structurization.com The
I just realized that yesterday Wednesday was the anniversary of the
arrival of Baha'u'llah and some 70+ of His followers, relatives and
family members in the desolate prison city penal colony of `Akka in the
mid-afternoon of August 31st 1868 after a long and harrowing sea journey
from
Thank you for reminding us dear Iskandar of the significance of 31st August
as the Day of Baha'u'llah's entrance to the Most Great Prison.
***I have seen, O Shah, in the path of God what eye hath not seen nor ear
heard. Mine acquaintances have repudiated Me, and My pathways have been
straitened.
Hi, folks,
I just managed to get through to Susan Maneck on the phone.
She and her son are fine. (They are a couple of hours north of the northern
Gulf Coast.) Their house is basically okay, but their block was apparently one
of the most devastated in Jackson, Mississippi.
However, they
Thanks for comment this on Susan, she is a "ciber-friend" of mine."Mark A. Foster" [EMAIL PROTECTED] escribió:
Hi, folks,I just managed to get through to Susan Maneck on the phone. She and her son are fine. (They are a couple of hours north of the northern Gulf Coast.) Their house is basically
As devastating and horrifyingly shocking the event of Wednesday was, one
should pause to remember that man-made disasters have been brought upon
the people of Iraq and the Arabian peninsula for over 200 years as a
result of sectarian violence: in 1802 the Wahhabis attacked and conquered
Mecca and
PLEASE GIVE HER OUR LOVE AND PRAYERS
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Hi, folks,
I just managed to get through to Susan Maneck on the phone.
She and
In a message dated 9/1/05 8:50:30 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi, folks,
I just managed to get through to Susan Maneck on the phone.
She and her son are fine. (They are a couple of hours north of the northern
Gulf Coast.) Their house is basically okay, but their block was apparently
one of
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