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The Baha'i Faith in Malwa: A Study of a Contemporary Religious Movement

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Garlington, William N

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TextProducer: Canberra, ACT : Australian National University 1975Subject(s):

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Abstract: The main purpose is to examine the various doctrines, teachings and institutions of the Baha'i Faith, both in theory and as they are being implemented in a specific cultural environment. Both historical and sociological perspectives are used.

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The main purpose is to examine the various doctrines, teachings and institutions of the Baha'i Faith, both in theory and as they are being implemented in a specific cultural environment. Both historical and sociological perspectives are used.

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