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Baha'ism : Its Origin, History and Teachings

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Miller, William McElwee

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ANTI-BAHA'I

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Abstract: Standard Christian anti-Bahá'í polemic by a Presbyterian missionary disappointed by the lack of success of Christian mission in Iran, compared to that of the Bahá'ís. The author makes no attempt at the appearance of scholarship, or to hide his animus. Followed later by The Bahá'í Faith: Its History and Teachings in 1974.

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Standard Christian anti-Bahá'í polemic by a Presbyterian missionary disappointed by the lack of success of Christian mission in Iran, compared to that of the Bahá'ís. The author makes no attempt at the appearance of scholarship, or to hide his animus. Followed later by The Bahá'í Faith: Its History and Teachings in 1974.

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