5) Saiedi in "Logos and Civilization" points out the
significance of the numberic value of 152. Baha'u'llah signed the
Kitab-i-Iqan and some other Tablets with this number. He points that this
signified "BahA" in Arabic. The numberic value of "B" is 2, "a" is an
accent and does not have a
what is the connection between Ghusn and Aghsan??
Fariborz
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Dear friends,
I want to thank Susan for the postings from the Guardian. I
would like for us to change the angle of our views a little, if possible. Here
are some of my thoughts: 1) The German Nazi Government was a Nationalistic
Movement that persecuted initially the Jews then anyone
Your comments about the Evolutionism and Creationism are correct. I think
Abdul-Baha's comments bridge the divide. Also see:
http://bahai-library.com/unpubl.articles/human.evolution.html
Fariborz
In a message dated 2/13/2005 8:11:53 A.M. Central Standard Time,
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Here is a paste from the book regarding the issue:
"Second, there is a discussion about radiocarbon dating, which is our best
method for dating fossils less than 30,000 years old. Let's go back in time to
1912. At Piltdown near Sussex a skull had been found in a gravel pit that had a
modern
My point as regards the 'missing link' was that scientific understanding is
fluid and changes over time. What at one time would have been interpreted as
heresy, is accepted now in that there is no direct link between man and ape (No
intermediate soecies as the Master suggested) and once was
Thank you. It's getting clearer. Explain to me the nuances of "serve" as
compared to "encourage, support". I always understood service as a baha'i as to
help/assist an endeavor. This ,of course, IMO, can take a lot of different forms
including physically serving, financially aiding, morally
Dearest Sandra,
Thanks for taking time out to look at this in detail.
1)I do agree that in the context of the address to a king it does not make
sense to generalize it. However, taken as a general mandate, one can interpret
whosoever ariseth for the triumph of My cause can be interpreted as
Is there a line somewhere in Aqdas or elsewhere that says after the
Recognition one should serve those that believe?
Fariborz
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Let's see:
Bismillah-e Rahman-e Raheem. Alhqmdolleleahe Rabil AAlameen. Al-Rahmaan-i-Raheem. Maalik a Yom-i Deen. Eeyak-i Na-a-bodo Va Eeyak-i Nastaaeen. Ehdena Serat-al Mostagheem. Seraat-al Lazeen-e Anamat-e Alayhem, Ghayr-en Maghzoob-in Alayhem Va La-Zaaleen.
Fariborz
Sorry that it has taken me a while to review the email (was out of town). I
think your comments about Atonement are exactly on the mark and my limited
understanding of the Faith is exactly as you have presented. I totally agree
that the suffering of the Manifestation in no way releases us
Dear Tim, You have asked a great question and an angle that I didn't understand initially.
What, specifically, does the Faith teach about atonement?
I am going to think out loud and you all can help me with this as well. Atone is to be in agreement with; Atonement is a recompense, compensation,
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