Tag: Bahá’u’lláh

If the future of the American dream is to survive, her people need to reaquaint themselves with the culture of civility and honesty. Then, they need to clash against disinformation, social media influencers, and more.

This Ask a Bahá’í column seeks to discover the first time the Short Obligatory Prayer shows up in the Bahá'í writings. Is it in "The Most Holy Book"? Read more and find out.

Marking 1,700 years since Nicaea, the author shows how the Baha'i faith sees spiritual evolution with increasing knowledge, which results in uniting all world religions under one divine source.

Martin Luther King Jr. said, “We must accept finite disappointment, but never lose infinite hope.” Read how columnist Sarah Haug relates to these words today.

A lifetime of friendship spans 80 years as two nonagenarians share their journey from childhood neighbors to biweekly chats, navigating careers in law, ministry, ecology, and teaching across continents.

Uncover Baha’u’llah’s thoughts on creation and ecology. Explore the interrelationships between organisms and their environments through a spiritual lens.

Two major newspapers—the Los Angeles Times and The Washington Post—suddenly halt presidential endorsements, raising concerns about media integrity, journalistic courage, and the state of democracy in an era of declining press trust.