Bahá'u'lláh, the Prince of Peace : A Portrait
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TextPublication details: Oxford George Ronald 1992Description: xiv, 200 pagesISBN: - 0-85398-340-2
- 0-85398-338-0 cased
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An absorbing account of the dramatic life of Baha'u'llah, set against the vast changes which have overtaken the world in the last century and a half and the great opportunity for world peace now at long last opening before the nations. 'There is no more urgent or intractable problem facing humanity today than the establishment of peace in the world. This is no longer a dream of visionaries or an expression of vague and pious hope, but the essential prerequisite to the continuance of human life on this planet.' The two steps of Baha'u'llah's peace programme - the Lesser Peace and the Most Great Peace - are clearly explained and the vision of this new world order is shown as a practical reality.
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