This means that
free and obligatory education would cause people freedom to choose
their academic plan,
Dear Hasan,
I don't get the impression from the Writings that education will
necessarily be free. In fact the Aqdas requires a father educate his
children and only if he cannot afford
At the Feast tonight we were told about a recent House letter giving
guidance about voting in Baha'i elections. It is a March 25 letter that
others here must have seen. What we were told about it makes me think it
has been totally misunderstood because the House of Justice advice about
Dear David,
Look at the last sentence from the letter written on the Guardian's
behalf and its emphasis on 'varied.' It seems to me this is very much
in accord with the House's letter:
The
Assembly should be representative of the choicest and most varied
and
capable elements in
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free and obligatory education would cause people freedom to choose
their academic plan,
Dear Hasan,
I don't get the impression from the Writings that education will
necessarily be free. In fact the Aqdas requires a father educate his
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free and obligatory education would cause people freedom to choose
their academic plan,
Dear Hasan,
I don't get the impression from the Writings that education will
necessarily be free. In fact the Aqdas requires a father educate his
Well, how obligatory education is obligatory if it is not free?
Dear Hasan,
It is obligatory because the Aqdas requires a father to educate his
son. If the father fails to do so the House of Justice has the right
to take the money from the father. If he cannot afford it, then the
House of
