The world we live in Whether we call it “modernity”, or by some other name, there is a universal recognition that there is something very different about the world we live in today – something […]
…if the religions investigate reality and seek the essential truth of their own foundations, they will agree and no difference will be found. But inasmuch as religions are submerged in dogmatic imitations, forsaking the original foundations, and as imitations differ widely, therefore, the religions are divergent and antagonistic. These imitations may be likened to clouds which obscure the sunrise; but reality is the sun. If the clouds disperse, the Sun of Reality shines upon all, and no difference of vision will exist. The religions will then agree, for fundamentally they are the same.
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Members of Azerbaijan’s Bahá’í community reflect on how efforts to foster harmonious relationships at the grassroots have informed national discussions on pressing issues
New podcast series ‘Intessere’ creates discussion space for deep exploration of identity and social cohesion.
A historic conference brings together Orang Asli traditional chiefs to reimagine leadership through service, empowering communities to guide their own development.
The Bahá’í World News Service is now available in the Chinese-language, marking a notable enhancement since its establishment 25 years ago.
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