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In Their Courses

02/07/2003

by Kathleen Kettler Lehman

Bahá'u'lláh ordained some special laws of prayer for women "in their courses". Is this a hold-over from an archaic view of women, or there some deeper significance in these laws? One Bahá'í woman tells us about the profound meanings she has found therein.

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Wonder Will Never Cease

01/16/2004

by Kathleen Kettler Lehman

Peering at the wonders of the universe through a telescope generates a sense of awe at God's handiwork. Inspired by her observations, guest author Kathleen Lehman offers us a selection of quotes from the Holy Writings of the world's religions that mention the physical heavens.

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Legacy of Courage: The Life of Ola Pawlowska

03/06/2009

by Dale E. Lehman

The life of Ola Pawlowska, a Polish woman who arose to fulfill one of the goals of Shoghi Effendi's "Ten Year Crusade" is told by her daughter in Legacy of Courage. But this book is more than just biography. It's inspiration!

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The Metropolis of Satan

07/15/2000

by Dale E. Lehman

What do Bahá'ís believe about Satan and evil? This is one of the more difficult questions Christians raise when talking with Bahá'ís. It is difficult because most of us have learned that 'Abdu'l-Bahá said Satan doesn't exist and that evil itself is "nonexistent."

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