Yes, hello , Elaine,
I am very familiar with your account of your conversion, from your web
site. It is the most moving Baha'i conversion account I have ever read.
By all means, I recommend that anyone who has not read your account, do
so at your web site http://elainna.org/Spirit/Journey.html
In a message dated 12/31/2004 2:12:25 A.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I wonder
why no one has mentioned this tragedy on this list and if there are
Baha'i Communities there?
I'm sure there are. What I'm wondering is if there are any SEDs in those
areas which
In a message dated 12/31/2004 2:12:25
A.M. Central Standard Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I wonder why no one
has mentioned this tragedy on this list and if there are Baha'i
Communities there?
I went to
Feast last night, and we read letters from the NSAs of Thailand and
Could anyone else tell me, what stands out in your mind about why you converted. What was the thing that grabbed you adn convinced you.
I was raised as a Catholic, and had no interest in changing my religion,
at the time I first heard of the Baha'i Faith. A friend in my college dormitory
told me
Could anyone else tell me, what stands out in
your mind about why you
converted. What was the thing that grabbed
you adn convinced you.
I was raised
in a mainstream Protestant church, and never found it satisfying. I spent many
years exploring various religions. I was a Quaker for
Hi, Dave,
At 08:42 AM 12/30/2004, you wrote:
I was a Quaker for many years, and I spent about ten years in the Foundation
Faith of God, a church which is a fringe group and in many of the cult
books, but which I found to contain some of the truest Christians I have ever
met.
When you were
Could anyone else tell me, what stands out in your mind about why you
converted. What was the thing that grabbed you adn convinced you. The other
thing I keep wondering about is certainty. I freely admit, I have little
certainly about anything. I really am amazed at the degree of certainty
In a message dated 12/30/2004 1:46:10 P.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
"There
is one other condition which should be mentioned. There arecertain
former Bah whose actions do not necessarily constituteCovenant-breaking,
but are seriously destructive. Where such
Mark wrote:
When you were in it, did they still have similar quasi-Gnostic teachings
(re: Satan, etc.) to when they were the Process Church of the Final
Judgement?
As I recall, their teachings were pretty traditional. We didn't talk about
Satan much. The focus was on service.
Dave Lambert
