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It's explicit, but can't really say if it's weak or strong. I have
never believed in God and can't understand why this question is even
important. Gods existence wouldn't in any case be dependable on my
believe to Him, so anyone else is free to believe in God without me.
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It isn't so much atheism that defines my relationship Bahá'í Faith,
but my marxist conviction. I believe to religion as a part of social
existence of man. Only religion that I could see as an progressive
from its core has been Bahá'í Faith, and its believe in progressive
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> I'm an atheist and I have tutored book 1 for an atheist.
Now you've peaked my interest. It is possible for non-Baha'is to
become tutors but I'm surprised an atheist would do this. Can you
share with us how this happened?
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I'm an atheist and I have tutored book 1 for an atheist. Praying is
not part of our world view, so discussing about its importance and
meaning was very important part of the book one.
-JP
2010/12/15 Stephen Gray :
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One start is to gather the various traditions, which disagree about
the age of Aisha when she was married.
I discuss two of them on my blog here:
http://senmcglinn.wordpress.com/email-archive/the-age-of-aisha/
but I know there are others. These two happen to come from
rtion debate. Radical parental rights is not
authoritarian. I do tend to go more towards childrens rights myself.
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x27;t sector, it's authoritarian.
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If the gov't says parents
> can be strict with their kids, it's not. But if it was madated
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If the gov't says parents
> can be strict with their kids, it's not. But if it was madated it is.
So it is okay for parents to stone their children as long as it isn't
government mandated?
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Another good example.
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x27;s not the gov't being authoritarian. If the gov't says parents can be strict
with their kids, it's not. But if it was madated it is.
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> Christian democracy doesn't seem authoritarian, actuallly it's been called
> libertarian despite some elements of social conservatism.
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I notice it is based on the false premise that the Founding Fathers
were evange
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I notice it is based on the false premise that the Founding Fathers
were evangelical Christians. In fact, the leading ones might better be
described as Enlightenment Deists.
On 10/28/10, Stephen Gray wrote:
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That is the example, I am most familliar with
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On 28 Oct 2010 at 11:09, Stephen Gray wrote:
> Is it oppresive to have a
> state religion in and of itself or to legislate morality?
An established state religion is not in itself oppressive: it depends
entirely on the terms of the establishment. What duties are requi
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On 31 Aug 2010 at 10:14, Stephen Gray wrote:
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> Which one's are which?
Three of them:
Abdu'l-Baha in London
Paris Talks
Promulgation of Universal Peace
are not authenticated (although they do contai
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> Ubbay ibn Ka'b's codex seems to have included these two. Which city
> was he from?
He's Medinan
http://web.youngmuslims.ca/online_library/books/ulum_al_quran/Ch2S3s2.
htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubay_ibn_Ka%27b
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check out Goli Yazdani's article on the life and tablets for Maryam:
http://oj.bahaistudies.net/OJBS_1_Shahzadeh_Four_Tablets_Maryam.pdf
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Ahang Rabbani, PhD
http://ahang.rabbani.googlepages.com/
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Op 08/07/10, shahram rohani schreef:> .We should accept Bab as a separate identity from Qaim.Op 08/07/10, shahram rohani schreef:> We should accept Bab as a separate identity from Qaim.Perhaps it would be good to review what Baha'u'llah says in the Iqan about the mea
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The Yahoo account I'm using is sending a lot of posts from here to the spam
folder. Is there any way to change my settings so that all messages from this
e-mail address go to my Inbox? This would save me a bit of time.
Rega
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> Not to read into you resonse, but it has room for John Carre-ite
> interpretations.
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Except Baha'u'llah never indicated He would be the last Revelator, He
simply indicated another would not come for less than a thousand
years.
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Not to read into you resonse, but it has room for John Carre-ite
interpretations.
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Dear Stephen: you are supposing that there is a seal on prophecy, and
trying to understand the Bahai Faith through shiah categories.
Baha'u'llah says that
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Dear Stephen: you are supposing that there is a seal on prophecy, and
trying to understand the Bahai Faith through shiah categories.
Baha'u'llah says that the Manifestations are all the seal of the
prophets, and expects new manifestations to come, so he obviously
doe
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> My success in asking questions at the Bahai World Centre has not been
> so good lately. Maybe I annoy them with too many hard questions!
It would probably be more useful if a Baha'i asked these questions.
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> Sen I found this custom of grace before meals very sweet and healthy.
> When I read sometime ago that we cannot do it (Lights of Guidance), I
> feel a little rude.
I also find it healthy, and in accordance with Baha'u'llah's vision -
and especially the Bab's vision
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You might answer: I made the best choice I could, based on my beliefs
and priorities for the world and the country. They might then ask
what the top issues are, what you think about them ...
Sen
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Even aside from his arguments that Jesus and Mary Magdalene were married and that St. Paul was a self-hating gay, the new book by a former Episcopal bishop of Newark is explosive.
John Shelby Spong, the former bishop, tosses a hand
Dear FriendsAny thoughts on the following two quotations would be much
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"In the treasuries of the knowledge of God there lieth concealed a
knowledge which, when applied, will largely, though not wholly, eliminate
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Dear Susan,
In the '60's Baha'u'llah had barely begun to proclaim His message among the
Babis, so I'm not sure which rebukes you are talking about.
The stuff about the people of the Bayan.
> About that woman, I never heard that she was considered a
Covenant-breaker.
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> I was just saying that if a
the ever wonderful david asks about sacrifice and the fund.many Baha'is have been exposed to the idea that sacrifice means to give up something lesserto get some more dear. this might be a nice way to suck in a few bux,but is bad lexicography.sacri fice means to make holy.and while the >ways< of s
Ian Semple said that we have already seen it in a talk not long ago.
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