Besides World Tribunal, Guardian Writings refer to World Parliament too.
Dear Firouz,
This is the explanation which the House gives in its letter of April 27,
1995:
The Administrative Order is certainly the nucleus and pattern of the World
Order of Bahá'u'lláh, but it is in embryonic form, and
But I
don't think the House will legislate all the Ahkam-i-madaniyyih or a
detailed Qanun for various countries.
Dear Firuoz,
Well, we do have national and local Houses of Justice as well.
I m not sure why. Maybe Guardian never read this letter. Maybe this was a
personal opinion of Guardian
Dear Susan,
I am sure you have read the following, but let's once more have a look at
them:
For example, the question of Universal Peace, about which His Holiness
Bahá'u'lláh says that the Supreme Tribunal must be established: although
the League of Nations has been brought into existence,
stlation of Baha'i laws only.
Now about Steve comments and quotes. I do not see
any of these quotes indicate the relationship between religion and state. It's
more like charity work of religious institutions. For example, we know that
Mashriq'u'l-Adkar will have many charity divisions but such de
have been vastly exaggerated on the internet with David Hoffman being
presented as theocrat and David Ruhe as somehow embracing the notion of the
separation between religion and state. That was why I asked Dr. David Ruhe
specifically about his differences with David Hoffman on this question; and as
you can see
In a message dated 1/18/2005 12:36:22 A.M. Central Standard Time,
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Of
course, in context, `Abdu'l-Baha is referring to legislative deductions.
Correct. But the issue of the proper relationship between religion and
state is a matter of law.
warmest, Susan
Dear Susan,
Thanks so much for your detailed email explaining
the relationship between state and religion in Baha'i Faith. Still I have a few
questions. I am away from home for a few days, I would like to read the
references you quoted and I will get back with my questions.
I do appreciate
use of Justice itself has to say on this topic. The letter is addressed to Sen McGlinn and basically refutes the arguments he has made in various articles on this topic: http://bahai-library.com/uhj/theocracy.html
I think if we are going to look at the distinction between Islam and the Baha'i Faith on th
has to say on this topic. The letter is addressed to Sen McG!
linn and
basically refutes the arguments he has made in various articles on this topic: http://bahai-library.com/uhj/theocracy.html I think if we are going to look at the distinction between Islam and the Baha'i Faith on this issu
In a message dated 1/14/2005 3:47:37 P.M. Central Standard Time,
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At the
top of the document Jonah states "Note: the article "Church and
State in the World Order of Baha'u'llah," by Sen McGlinn, also addresses
these issues." Is this the document that the
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