. IMO, he sounds like
he has become either a con man or mentally disturbed in some manner. But
everyone may take it as they choose.
Jeanine H.
On 6/21/2013 12:15 PM, Hasan Elías wrote:
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I never looked for his religious background, never imagine he was
related
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Another point of view on Greer and others: The UFO Disclosure Myth-
http://home.comcast.net/~tprinty/UFO/disclosure.htm
On 6/21/2013 2:10 PM, Jeanine H. wrote:
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RE: Steven Greer: To state the obvious:The Internet is full of liars
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I would agree with both you and Hasan Elias. Of course this is
particularly unfortunate, since he drags the Name of the Faith down in
the mud with him. Unfortunately, there are always folks like this
around. I pray the Faith becomes well-enough known so that nutters
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I think Mike has summarized the current factual state of the issue
pretty well as I also see it.
Jeanine H.
On 6/21/2013 11:01 PM, Mike Moum wrote:
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Personally, I think it quite likely that there is intelligent life
elsewhere
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Dear Tim,
Judging by a long list of posts I have learned to avoid, I believe the
deed is already done, and done thoroughly.
Yours,
Jeanine
On 11/20/2012 3:10 PM, Tim Nolan wrote:
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Mr. Gray,
You are badly mistaken. The legitimate
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Small quibble: The text of the note below is not by Baha'u'llah, tho'
the cut-'n-paste attribution lists Him because He authored the Aqdas.
It *does* provide an interpretation appropriate to the subject, of course.
Jeanine H.
On 9/25/2012 7:33 PM, Dean Betts wrote
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I know I love it when Baha'u'llah's Name is (respectfully) mentioned,
but I think there's a lesson in this. Catholics have been seeing the
Virgin Mary in tree stumps and oil slicks for years (these could be seen
as manifestations--small m--and divine signs since they
societies may have
done with that example is another story). What about the other two
marriages of Muhammad that Dr. Sultan criticizes?
Jeanine H.
On 12/23/2010 9:21 AM, atheist challenge wrote:
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ough-e6ThWE
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Dear Susan Brill de Ramirez,
The following is just my opinion.
Part of the problem may be that this is only a partly-moderated list.
Mark needs to give the co-moderator the ability to remove posts if he is
not going to monitor this list, and long practice seems to
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Dear Susan,
Thanks for the clarification. I do wish you could be a full moderator,
but if you don't want the job anyway, I certainly understand.
A lot of software exists that allows you to remove individual posts
without banning the poster. Of course, on a mailing
they were
trying to say the Quran pointed to the year 1974, or some such. Perhaps
that constitutes a breakdown. I still think the only way prophecy really
works is to look backwards and notice, hey, this particular
interpretation appears to have been true. Just IMO.
Jeanine H.
On 6/24/2010 5:15 PM
are talking about love. Who is C.S.Lewis?
best wishes
*De:* Jeanine H. jeanin...@earthlink.net
*Para:* Baha'i Studies bahai-st@list.jccc.edu
*Enviado:* mar, junio 15, 2010 8:00:26 PM
*Asunto:* Re: The only quality
Him after all, He
accepts us with open arms (to be anthropomorphic), despite our lives
of unfaithfulness.
Yours,
Jeanine H.
On 6/15/2010 10:25 AM, Hasan Elías wrote:
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Thanks to all for answers, Matt, how can God be humble to Himself? It
is hard to understand. Thi
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As a Children's Class teacher, I have always emphasized virtues. I ran
across a commercial series of thin books for children that were
organized by vice, as it were. They were useful, to a point. However,
the virtues approach has always be predominant with me because
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Dear Stephen,
One big problem is that the science has become inextricably interwoven
with political agendas on both sides. This obscures the actual findings.
Unless you have the scientific expertise to independently confirm the
research and conclusions on your own,
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An example of pulling down such as the following, perhaps:
The reply is chronologically vague.
1An ex-Bahai sets up a website.
2A Bahai sets up a website, then becomes an ex.
3A non-Bahai sets up a website, becomes one, becomes an ex.
And addendum by Sen on
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... to everyone!
Yours,
Jeanine
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On Wed, Apr 21, 2010 at 7:57 AM, Jeanine H. jeanin...@earthlink.net
mailto:jeanin...@earthlink.net wrote:
... to everyone!
You mean to everyone except Sen, right?
--
Ahang Rabbani, PhD
http://ahang.rabbani.googlepages.com
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In my opinion, it is entirely appropriate that the nature of the
writings and the websites of ex-Baha'is be made clear. At that point,
people may investigate as they choose. To do otherwise is to be
willingly blind and naive.
Negativity in the face of people who
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Interesting comment. I would not see disenrollment as an encouragement
to continue the conversation with them on what got them disenrolled. I
could see reading them as a preview to what hints they will be giving to
enemies of the Faith as to new tactics to try to
so, but previous religions give examples of
that being unlikely.
*From:* Jeanine H. jeanin...@earthlink.net
*To:* Baha'i Studies bahai-st@list.jccc.edu
*Sent:* Tue, April 20, 2010 8:35:03 AM
*Subject:* Re: Loving
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Dear Stephen,
Just my opinion: I think this would be a great topic for the Baha'i
Community website, also.
It might be more fitting were I to answer these in private to you.
However, in case it is the source for any confirmations or meditations
on the part of the
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Dear Susan,
Interesting point. I have also heard of hadiths that could be construed
to point to the Faith, so we would probably not want to throw them all
out. Like most prophecies, they can be interpreted to fit many points of
view. This reminds me a little of a
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Then, the line appears not to be scriptural. On the other hand, based on
these quotes, it appears to be a pithy and evocative way to express what
happened!
Jeanine
On 4/15/2010 1:43 AM, Sen Sonja wrote:
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On 14 Apr 2010 at 18:57, Jeanine
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Whoa. Maybe Sen would like to reveal that he has a dog in this fight.
Jeanine
On 4/15/2010 2:49 PM, Sen Sonja wrote:
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On 15 Apr 2010 at 7:46, Stephen Gray wrote:
The reply is chronologically vague.
1An ex-Bahai sets up a website.
2A
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Perhaps someone can tell me the source (if it's not our own
Kitab-i-Hearsay) of this reference I've heard of to Hadith:
Hadith became the 750 bullets that killed the Bab.
Yours,
Jeanine
On 4/14/2010 10:21 AM, Stephen Gray wrote:
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Oh, I
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Dear David,
That would (in most cases) be my opinion, too.
Yours,
Jeanine
On 4/2/2010 10:30 PM, David Regal wrote:
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Dear Janine,
Are you saying (in your opinion) the Baha'i celebrity should decline
to say who they voted for, even if
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Dear David,
Are you saying (in your opinion) the Baha'i celebrity should decline to
say who they voted for, even if asked? Just trying to understand what
you mean.
Yours,
Jeanine
On 4/1/2010 2:29 AM, David Regal wrote:
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Yes, I was not
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Part of the problem is that 1) there are absolutely some white people
who won't, and 2) it never happened before, so people had to see it to
believe it (not just for black people). Skepticism in the black
community has seemed well-earned, in many people's view.
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Dear Simeon,
Isn't that a little bit like saying that, because the Azadi Tower that
Iranians are so proud of was built by a Baha'i, that Iran is a bastion
of freedom and liberty for Baha'is? I don't know the history of
Mississippi in terms of who has served--maybe
, Apr 1, 2010 at 5:01 PM, Jeanine H. jeanin...@earthlink.net
mailto:jeanin...@earthlink.net wrote:
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Dear Simeon,
Isn't that a little bit like saying that, because the Azadi Tower
that Iranians are so proud of was built by a Baha'i, that Iran
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I agree that we are probably not obliged to keep it a secret, because
I've not yet seen in the Writings that there is such a specified
obligation. Exercising wisdom by choosing not to reveal it is a
different matter. I have seen people typecast because they
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Thanks, Iskandar. Altho' I could be wrong about the original
questioner's intent, there is absolutely no question of the *legality*
of choosing to keep your vote a secret i(n the U.S.). Additionally, you
could perfectly well lie and no one would know the difference.
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Touche! ;-)
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I agree that we are probably not obliged to keep it a secret, because I've
not yet seen in the Writings that there is such a specified obligation.
Exercising wisdom by choosing
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Dear Don,
Perhaps, David George Ronald Hoffman?
Jeanine H.
Don Calkins wrote:
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Where did this name come from?
Don C
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Dear Susan,
Could you elaborate on the recent court case?
Jeanine H.
Susan Maneck wrote:
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I suspect Joel Marangella's group is the largest and I doubt if they
number more than a couple of hundred. In a recent court case in the US
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Dear khazeh,
Unfortunately, I get an error message that the file is too big from the
send6 site.
Yours,
Jeanine H.
khazeh wrote:
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A wonderful and most generous Bahai friend and scholar , Dr Duane Troxel,
has made available
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Firestorm, this is the first post of yours I have understood and agreed
with.
No doubt, this is due to my own previous obtuseness lack of insight.
Yours,
Jeanine
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tim,
at the belly to the ground level, i would share
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Just FYI, the expression is moot point. Other than that, no argument here.
Susan Maneck wrote:
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The question is 'would anyone write on behalf
Dear friends,
One of the interesting issues brought up when I studied how to do
French/English translations was that of capturing the literal
translation vs. capturing the essence of the material. I remember
translating a French poem about a chef that contained many plays on
words regarding
being labeled as regular beer or wine. One should be able to
read labels (at least, in the U.S.) to see if it contains alcohol, I think.
Yours,
Jeanine H.
Prema wrote:
Hi Loic et al
This discussion reminds me of a short anecdote that I recently came
across in Marzieh Gail's Arches Over
Dear Hasan,
I wish I could read Spanish, but I can't get very far with it, so I
cannot read what you wrote on your blog.
Anyway--and, there are sources you might try that are far more educated
than I am on this--the House appears to accept that there is a
difference between a homosexual
Dear Susan,
I just wanted to see if I understood what Scott was saying. He said
with such finality that the marriage would not be invalidated, so I
wondered if he knew of a case. I have not yet received a clear "yes" or
"no," at least, as far as I understand with my Oldtimers' Disease ;-)
Dear Marleen,
Hello! I am not entirely sure of your point, so I hope this reply is
constructive. I know from firsthand experience of a person who changed
his/her gender via surgery, etc., and was allowed to subsequently marry.
My understanding is that the person was under a doctor's care
Interesting! The case of hermaphrodites and other physical conditions
would seem to me to be a different subject.
Are you saying you know a case where the Baha'i Administration did not
invalidate a marriage where one partner changed physical gender? That
would also be interesting to know.
.
Regards,
Scott
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Interesting!
The case of hermaphrodites and other physical conditions
would seem to me to be a different subject.
Are you saying you know a case where the Baha'i Administration did not
invalidate a marriage where one partn
in the eyes of the public.
What a terrible personal test this would be for all concerned.
Yours,
Jeanine
M Chase wrote:
How would Bahai assumptions be different?
Jeanine H. wrote:
Sounds like a long forum discussion with GLAAD would be in order,
tho' Baha'is still won't be operating from
I always felt that it meant, finally, that alcohol would be resigned
forever to the medicine cabinet and never be kept again as a food item.
And, in reach of temptation. :-) However, this is a purely personal
understanding.
Yours,
Jeanine
Hasan Elias wrote:
Hi friends,
I could certainly be off track here, as I do not claim to be a historian
or philosopher. But, if we disagree with 'Abdu'l-Baha about a
philosophical movement, aren't we just pitting our opinions against His?
This is not the same as comparing a statement of the Master about some
aspect of
As 'Abdu'l-Baha was already advocating what could be seen as apostacy
(embracing a successor religion to Islam) and forms of immorality
(equal rights for women), I would wonder why we should assume that He
would have any fear of
speaking His true opinion in these matters, as well.
M Chase
What a perfect example! ;-)
Jeanine
Hasan Elias wrote:
Dear Susan, you call "She" with
capital S! uhmmm... you hope next Prophet be a woman?
"She" or "He" whatever, I have no
problems with it (but according to religious history, itcould be not a
woman)...
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