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Date: Tuesday, May 8, 2007 2:20 pm
Subject: Re: neoliberalists vs. socialists
To: Baha'i Studies
> The entire paragraph is:
> Praise be to Him, ye are acquainted with the various laws,
> institutions and principles of the world; today nothing short of
The entire paragraph is:
Praise be to Him, ye are acquainted with the various laws,
institutions and principles of the world; today nothing short of
these divine teachings can assure peace and tranquillity to mankind.
But for these teachings, this darkness shall never vanish, these
chronic dis
> Ok, I want to define the significance of the term "left movements"
> used by the Master in Selections of the Writings. I need to know
> the differences between this term and the current politic parties
> and governments of the "left" side.
Dear Hasan,
Unfortunately this is from a talk and I
Ok, I want to define the significance of the term "left movements" used by the
Master in Selections of the Writings. I need to know the differences between
this term and the current politic parties and governments of the "left" side.
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Dear Hasan,
What prec
Dear Hasan,
What precisely is a neoliberalist? Which color or hue of the political
spectrum is this particular shade? Where has this term been utilized?
Thanks,
Bill
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What prophecy? what left movements?
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>
> "Movements, newly-born and world-wide in their range, will exert
> their utmost effort for the advancement of their designs. The
> Movement of the Left will acquire great importance. Its influence
> will spread".
> - 'Abdu
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>
> "Movements, newly-born and world-wide in their range, will exert
> their utmost effort for the advancement of their designs. The
> Movement of the Left will acquire great importance. Its influence
> will spread".
> - 'Abdu'l-Bahá wrote in Selections of the Writings -
Dear Hasan,
I
Dear Hasan
The Guardian quotes this very same passage and provides context to it. It
was with respect to the growing disquiet in Europe and the Balkans, the
events that eventually led to the Second World War. Specifically, the
Promised Day is Come (page 113) explains this very phrase:
"The theor
