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Keng-Liang Huang
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Joyce Litoff
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The reputation of traditional organized religion has become so stained and tattered that we now commonly hear many people reject all religion, or describe themselves as “spiritual, but not religious.”...
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Bob Ballenger
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Makeena Rivers
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The opening of the school in Zambia reflects a community’s evolving understanding of how spiritual principles can guide collective action to address shared challenges.
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Donna Rae Price has authored a four-book science fiction series for teens and adults called The Sundering! The books take place nine hundred years in the future, where “a peaceful but struggling humanity reaches out from Earth, looking for planets, looking for people, looking for their place in the galaxy.” A couple of years ago, […]
Sonjel Vreeland
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On August 26th, the day in 1920 when the United States certified the 19th Amendment to the Constitution, which granted women the right to vote, Americans observe Women’s Equality Day....
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David Langness
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The biggest and most important part of identity formation involves choosing the inner values we decide to emphasize and develop. Those choices start with a flock of inner questions like...
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David Langness
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Rodney H. Clarken
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Zarrín Caldwell
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Baha’is belong to the world’s newest major Faith, founded by Baha’u’llah, a 19th Century Persian mystic, prophet and prisoner who taught the unity of all nations, races and religions. The...
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David Langness
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The Bahá’í Chair’s oral history project, grounded in the principle of the oneness of humankind, shares accounts of resilience amid inequities that continue to shape lives
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Sophia Zamani
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The Association for Baha’i Studies for North America recently held its annual conference and has posted many of its talks and break-out sessions on YouTube. Thus far, we’ve featured Continental Counsellor Borna Noureddin’s thoughts on innovation, technology and the transformation of society. Older curated content found on Baha’i Blog that also addresses these topics includes […]
Sonjel Vreeland
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This is the second of the questions from a curious soul that my Local Spiritual Assembly asked me to answer. His second question was: What are Baha’i’s core beliefs? First,...
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Maya Kaathryn Bohnhoff
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Barron Harper
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Patricia O'Connor
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We all have dreams and aspirations, but all too often we’re likely to face disappointment. A life filled with disappointment is not a great life to live, and that’s why...
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Peter Gyulay
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Over 1500 people on the grounds of the Langenhain Bahá’í temple explore how, creativity grounded in spiritual purpose, can generate joy and strengthen bonds of friendship
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David Langness