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Contents
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- FOREWORD
- ONE COMMON FAITH
- “There is every reason for confidence that the period of history now...”
- “The reawakened interest in religion is clearly far from having reached...”
- “In addition to disillusionment with the promises of materialism, a...”
- “Throughout history, the primary agents of spiritual development have...”
- “The dilemma is both artificial and self-inflicted. The world order, if...”
- “The objection most commonly raised against the foregoing conception...”
- “Freed from the thickets with which theology has hedged religious...”
- “Confusion about the role of religion in cultivating moral...”
- “The exigencies of the new age of human experience to which...”
- “The power through which these goals will be progressively realized is...”
- “A corollary of the abandonment of faith in God has been a paralysis of...”
- “Everything in its history has equipped the Bahá’í...”