http://bahairants.com/la-study-class-newsletter-11-32.html A personal Baha'i blog. Sun, 23 Nov 2008 10:15:15 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.3 http://bahairants.com/la-study-class-newsletter-11-32.html#comment-45879 Memories of Nine Years in Akka: A Review at Baha’i Rants Tue, 18 Mar 2008 14:17:52 +0000 http://bahairants.com/la-study-class-newsletter-11-32.html#comment-45879 [...] It covers the period of time when the Baha’i Faith was still struggling with Covenant-breakers, but was also starting to gain attention and followers in North America and Europe. It was also during this time that two important building projects were undertaken and completed: the Shrine of the Báb and the House of Worship in Ishqabad. [...] […] It covers the period of time when the Baha’i Faith was still struggling with Covenant-breakers, but was also starting to gain attention and followers in North America and Europe. It was also during this time that two important building projects were undertaken and completed: the Shrine of the Báb and the House of Worship in Ishqabad. […]

]]> http://bahairants.com/la-study-class-newsletter-11-32.html#comment-5994 Baha’i Rants » Blog Archive » LA Study Class Newsletter [#27] Wed, 13 Dec 2006 02:16:07 +0000 http://bahairants.com/la-study-class-newsletter-11-32.html#comment-5994 [...] This is a very informative edition of the LA Class Study Notes because it contains a summary along with discussion of the papers presented at the 1978 Baha’i Studies Seminar held at the Universit of Lancaster. Inside you can find out such interesting tidbits as: the history of the Finnish Baha’i community, the interaction of the early Babi and Baha’i community with Christian misionaries, whether the Bab claimed to be sent by the Hidden Imam or to be the Hidden Imam, the reconciliatory nature of Baha’i mysticism, whether the early American Baha’i community was as disorganized as usually thought and finally the already discussed history of the Baha’is of Ishqabad (Mentioned in the notes previously here, here, here and here) . [...] […] This is a very informative edition of the LA Class Study Notes because it contains a summary along with discussion of the papers presented at the 1978 Baha’i Studies Seminar held at the Universit of Lancaster. Inside you can find out such interesting tidbits as: the history of the Finnish Baha’i community, the interaction of the early Babi and Baha’i community with Christian misionaries, whether the Bab claimed to be sent by the Hidden Imam or to be the Hidden Imam, the reconciliatory nature of Baha’i mysticism, whether the early American Baha’i community was as disorganized as usually thought and finally the already discussed history of the Baha’is of Ishqabad (Mentioned in the notes previously here, here, here and here) . […]

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