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Dead Guys

11/05/2004

by Kathleen Kettler Lehman

Those of a Catholic background will be familiar with the concept of the communion of the saints. The Bahá'í Faith offers a similar view of the relationship between the living and the dead.

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The Martyrdom of The Báb

07/08/2005

by Peter Rose

On July 9, 1850, the Báb was executed by firing squad. It was a spectacle comparable to the crucifixion of Jesus almost 2,000 years earlier, and closed the first chapter in the history of the Bahá'í Faith. Guest author Peter Rose tells us the story.

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Pathways to Transformation

06/18/2004

by Ron Price

The other day I came across a Bahá'í book which after an hour or so of perusing I realised I had a gem of usefulness in my hands. For years I had been looking for a replacement for Esselmont's Bahá'u'lláh and the New Era.

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Take My Love to the Friends

08/22/2009

by Dale E. Lehman

In her biography of Canadian Bahá'í Laura R. Davis, author Marlene Macke gives us a well-researched and very readable look at the development of the Faith in Canada and the key figures that carried forward that development.

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