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Kings and Prophets Series #3

The “Kings and Prophets” series is a new eight-week summer program that will explore the Hebrew prophets and their work within the Dispensation of Moses. This series follows “The Pentateuch,” which was presented last fall and winter. The canonical prophets, those with their own books, each provided messages and prophecies that are relevant today. Read More

The Bible and the Baha’i Faith: A Religious Duty

“The Bible and the Baha’i Faith: A Religious Duty, to be presented by Wade Fransson is a focused effort to assist Baha’is in fulfilling this religious duty, assigned to us by Abdu’l Baha, to know and understand the Bible, in a format that is welcoming and inspirational for Baha’is and friends of the faith alike. […] Read More

Kings and Prophets Series #2

The “Kings and Prophets” series is a new eight-week summer program that will explore the Hebrew prophets and their work within the Dispensation of Moses. This series follows “The Pentateuch,” which was presented last fall and winter. The canonical prophets, those with their own books, each provided messages and prophecies that are relevant today. Read More

Introduction for Kings and Prophets Series

The “Kings and Prophets” series is a new eight-week summer program that will explore the Hebrew prophets and their work within the Dispensation of Moses. This series follows “The Pentateuch,” which was presented last fall and winter. The canonical prophets, those with their own books, each provided messages and prophecies that are relevant today. Read More

Does Evil Exist?

Does Evil Exist? A Baha’i Perspective The question of whether evil exists is a perennial one, and it’s noted that some Baha’is commonly cite a specific verse from a talk by ‘Abdu’l-Baha as a definitive answer: “It is thus evident that all evil is mere non-existence. Good has a positive existence; evil is merely its […] Read More

Contemporary Ottoman Views of the Babi and Baha’i Religions

This presentation explores contemporary Ottoman perspectives on the Babi and Baha’i religions during the 19th and early 20th centuries. It examines how Ottoman officials, intellectuals, and religious authorities perceived and responded to these emerging religious movements within the broader context of political, social, and religious change. By analyzing press publications, and other writings, I will […] Read More

How to Address the Challenges in Understanding the Essence of Religion

This presentation will explore how the Central Figures of the Baháʼí Faith address the challenges associated with the development of fundamentalism and work to revive the concept of one common faith and the essential nature of religion. The discussion will delve into the Baháʼí understanding of religion itself, its various types, and its significance. Furthermore, […] Read More

The Greatest Holy Leaf – Part 5

The Greatest Holy Leaf (1846 – 1932): The illustrated chronology in 13 parts of the life and services of Bahíyyih Khánum, daughter of Bahá’u’lláh, sister of ‘Abdu’l-Bahá, great-aunt to Shoghi Effendi, Guardian of the Cause of Bahá’u’lláh. Read More

The Bahai Perspectives on the current world Crisis and its remedies

Topic: The Bahai Perspectives on the current world Crisis and its remedies Crisis in Morality Crisis in Technology Crisis in Religion and Theology Crisis in politics and Governance Clearwater Bahá’ís is inviting you to a scheduled Zoom meeting. Topic: The Bahai Perspectives on the current world Crisis and its remedies Time: Jun 8, 2025 11:00 […] Read More

How to Overcome Survival of the Fittest

This presentation explores how the “survival of the fittest” mentality, while prevalent in the natural world, hinders human progress. It argues for a shift towards recognizing our fundamental oneness, embracing unity in diversity, and striving for global cooperation. Referenced Article Read More