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This is interesting reading.
http://www.keshertalk.com/archives/2006/07/juancoleyale.php
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This is interesting reading.
http://www.keshertalk.com/archives/2006/07/juancoleyale.php
I have to agree with this writer of this blog that Juan is inclined to
conspiracy theories. As some of you know I initially sided with Juan
when he first broke with the
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In reviewing the posts over the last number of weeks, I have a request:
Would the moderators of this listserve please remind us all of the
purpose for this discussion group? I would greatly appreciate that. When
individuals come together in good spirit to learn
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. If
Professor Cole has produced some work that is weak, then I would rather
recognize the good scholarly work that he has done and is still doing.
If he was a Baha'i, but is no longer, that too is not my business. That
is between him and Baha'u'llah. I would much
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Dear Susan Brill de Ramirez,
The following is just my opinion.
Part of the problem may be that this is only a partly-moderated list.
Mark needs to give the co-moderator the ability to remove posts if he is
not going to monitor this list, and long practice seems to
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I didn't know who Juan Cole was, just that Wikipedia had a link to his page
from
an article.
Is he reallly an enemy of the faith?
Are Haifan Baha'is really faithful to the Covenant?
From: Jeanine H. jeanin...@earthlink.net
To:
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Haifan Baha'is is a misnomer because it implies that those Baha'is who are
faithful
to the covenmant are just one of several legitimate Baha'i groups.
That is not the case. The Baha'i community that follows the covenant, and
turns to the Universal House of Justice
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If you do a search for Juan Cole on Kersher's blog it seems pretty
clear he has it in for Juan Cole. If you look at the Wikipedia page on
Cole it has what seems to be a more balanced description of the issue
with Yale. Cole himself, definitely does not seem to
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I understand that what you are saying makes sense from your
perspective. But then how should a non-Bahai refer to the various
groups which all claim to be Bahais and follow the teachings of
Bahaullah?
On Tue, Sep 14, 2010 at 1:54 PM, Tim Nolan tnola...@yahoo.com wrote:
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Part of the problem may be that this is only a partly-moderated list. Mark
needs to give the co-moderator the ability to remove posts if he is not
going to monitor this list, and long practice seems to show that he is not.
Dear Jeanine,
Unfortunately there is an
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Dear Susan,
Thanks for the clarification. I do wish you could be a full moderator,
but if you don't want the job anyway, I certainly understand.
A lot of software exists that allows you to remove individual posts
without banning the poster. Of course, on a mailing
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how should a non-Bahai refer to the various
groups which all claim to be Bahais and follow the teachings of
Bahaullah?
I'm noty interested in telling other people what words to use.
The best thing to do is look at the *evidence* and to ignore
claims that have no
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Haifan Baha'i have alot of assumptions in their claims of sole legitimacy.
From: Tim Nolan tnola...@yahoo.com
To: Baha'i Studies bahai-st@list.jccc.edu
Sent: Tue, September 14, 2010 2:58:57 PM
Subject: Re: Baha'i Review
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Dr. Maneck,
I want to thank you and also Mark for your tireless services in making
the Baha'i Studies listserv available these many years. While there are
occasional posts that are of value to me in my work, more of the
discussions tend in directions distant from my
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A lot of software exists that allows you to remove individual posts without
banning the poster.
Yes, unfortunately we are stuck with the software used by Mark's
college for the time being.
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Haifan Baha'i have alot of assumptions in their claims of sole legitimacy.
And what exactly are those assumptions, Stephen? In your own words,
not by reference to some URL.
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They assume that anyone would assume they are the legitimate sect. They assume
that only their info is valid info.
From: Susan Maneck sman...@gmail.com
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Sent: Tue, September 14, 2010 4:00:17
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On Tue, Sep 14, 2010 at 3:58 PM, Tim Nolan tnola...@yahoo.com wrote:
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how should a non-Bahai refer to the various
groups which all claim to be Bahais and follow the teachings of
Bahaullah?
I'm noty interested in telling other people what
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I'm leaving this thread for now; I have nothing to contribute beyond what
I've already said.
Tim
All good art is about something deeper than it admits.
--Roger Ebert
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Stephen, need I remind you that you voluntarily chose to join the Baha'i Faith,
and as part of this choice, agreed to certain things? Prior to making that
choice, you were free to explore your own reality, picking and choosing the
sources of your beliefs. Once
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It's just a link to a blog, why so up in arms?
There have been a TON of anti-admin links posted here and when there is one
link to a critique of the individual who wrote the attacking paper everyone
cries foul.
regards
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