| Title | Title translation | Author 1 | Author 2 | Language | Session | Published | Abstract | online |
| Bahá'u'llá�h and the Luminous Mind: Bahá'í Gloss on a Buddhist Puzzle e |
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Roland Faber |
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English |
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Lights18 |
Non-duality is of central importance to Buddhist thought and experience. And if, as 'Abdu'l-Baha confirms, human essence reveals itself in thought and mind, the core of which is mystical contemplation, then the awareness of this profound mode of thinking and experiencing is relevant to humanity's spiritual existence. Non-duality is not monism, but ... |
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| Laozi: A Lost Prophet? e |
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Roland Faber |
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English |
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Lights19 |
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read online |
| Laozi and the Bahá'í Faith (Part II) e |
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Roland Faber |
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English |
116 |
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Baha'u'llah admonishes Baha'is (and all human beings) to converse with adherents of all religions in the spirit of understanding and love, because all religions emanate from one source and all human beings are created from the same dust and to reflect the infinity of divine attributes. While Baha'i Scripture recognizes many of the great religious t... |
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| Manifestation of God in the View of Process Theology e |
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Roland Faber |
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English |
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Lights20 |
On how God can be all-present in the world and at the same time be manifest in the form of human figures, such as Christ or the Hindu Avatars. The philosophy of Whitehead can translate the concept of Manifestation to a multireligious context. |
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| Religion, Revelation and Peace: Approximations between Whitehead and Bahá'í Thought e |
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Roland Faber |
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English |
116 |
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A.N. Whitehead is one of the most interesting philosophers of the 20th century. Being a mathematician (writing the Principia Mathematica with Bertrand Russell, his student and colleague) and a philosopher of science, he became convinced that the scientific materialism underlying 19th century science was not only wrong given the new physical discove... |
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| The Dao of Bahá: Laozi and the Bahá'í Faith e |
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Roland Faber |
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English |
109 |
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Not only advises Baha'u'llah the people of Baha to converse with adherents of all religions in the spirit of understanding and love, but he invokes the oneness of God, humanity, and creation as inherent reasons: all religions emanate from one source as all human beings are created from the same dust and reflect, as all of nature, the infinity of di... |
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