Gilberto,
At 09:50 PM 8/25/2005, you wrote:
>>But I also think that you can appreciate the fact that for me it is not an article of faith and so it isn't necessarily true.<<
I suppose I am unclear in what you are asking. Although, purely as a matter of faith, I highly doubt whether such persecutions of Muslims would ever occur in a hypothetical Baha'i society, as a sociologist, I do not see how there can be any basis for even speculating on it.
Responding to your question would require a detailed understanding of the social conditions in a future society. However, futurists, including those who have published for the World Future Society, have a less than impressive (actually pretty miserable) record in such forecasting. For that reason, futurism has always remained on the peripheries of American academia.
Via moderna, Mark A. Foster http://markfoster.net
... since [a] word is said to be common, it can be called
a universal. - Wm. of Ockham, Summa Logicae, part I
Structurization Tech: http://tech.structurization.com
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