Dear Susan,
Baha'u'llah doesn't use the word 'saved' that passage you cited.
Okay, but doesn't it seem obvious that we can infer that meaning?
I don't think it is our place to make judgements as to why others
believe or don't believe. We should concern ourselves with our own
spiritual
Baha'u'llah doesn't use the word 'saved' that passage you cited.
Okay, but doesn't it seem obvious that we can infer that meaning?
Dear David,
It is a misleading appropriation of Christian vocabulary. Baha'is are
not
obsessed with individual salvation the way Christians are and we
shouldn't
If we are told there is no physical hell, from what shall we be 'saved'?
Speaking in particular of Abdu'l Baha, but by extension to all of us,
Baha`u'llah says:
Here, in a Tablet to 'Abdu'l-Bahá, He says also: O God! This is a Branch
which has sprung forth from the Tree of Oneness, the
they still be see the truth? Couldn't a person who took a while to
think of answers to their problems simply not be all that intelligent or
have not thought of something initially? Can a person be too stupid to be
saved?
Regards,
David
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Dear David,
Baha'u'llah doesn't use the word 'saved' that passage you cited.
I don't think it is our place to make judgements as to why others
believe or don't believe. We should concern
David,
It seems to me that by using that same reasoning,
some of us will be saved as a result of pure dumb luck!
I would have thought that God might be pickier than that.
Bill
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the only 100% bahá'í was 'Abdu'l-Bahá. Nobody is perfect.
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Dear David,
Baha'u'llah doesn't use the word 'saved' that passage you cited.
I don't think it is our
