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020			_a978-2-343-06369-0
040			_cNew Zealand National Baha'i Reference Library
245	1	0	_aRomain Rolland, Guerre et Religion: Rencontre avec la foi baha'ie
246			_aRomain Rolland, war and religion: encounter with the Baha'i faith
260			_aParis _bL'Harmattan _c2015
300			_a274 pages ; 24 cm.
440			_91252 _aL'Iran en Transition
500			_aRomain Rolland's religious thought has been an enigma for many. This book tries, through the author's contradictions, to present its various facets and to delve into the recesses of this creed, the religious soul of the one who tirelessly sought the Absolute: an interesting and unusual itinerary which confronted him with different ideological and secular theories and which made himto seek in the distant East the roots of his mysticism to realize the existence of great mystics in his own religion of childhood, a study which allows him to express at leisure certain aspects of his own metaphysical and moral thought. But the originality of Nazy Alaie Ahdieh's book lies in Romain Rolland's encounter with the Baha'i faith in 1915, an encounter little or not at all known to his admirers, the first step in his quest for solutions in this period of war and of intolerance, which brings it not only into the concept of internationalism linked to religion, as the structure of the modern world from now on, but also of the unique source of all faiths, of their social impact, of the necessity of their adaptation to the new intellectual requirements and to the problems which arise for a humanity which experiences its collective growth, of the Law which presides over our common destiny: a certain organic vision of History. 1915 was the year Romain Rolland received the Nobel Prize for Literature. It is the centenary of this event which is celebrated in 2015. In our era of exacerbated radicalism, the thought of Romain Rolland, his open-mindedness which embraces all faiths, his personal notion of pacifism, is more than topical. and would deserve to be studied by the youngest as well as by adults, inducing us to get rid of the "fetishes" of the past
505			_aL'originalité de cet ouvrage est dans la rencontre par Romain Rolland de la foi baha'ie, en 1915, rencontre peu connue de ses admirateurs, premiers pas dans sa quête de solutions en cette période de guerre et d'intolérance, qui le fait entrer dans le concept de l'internationalisme relié au religieux. 1915, c'est l'année où Romain Rolland reçoit le prix Nobel de littérature. La pensée de Romain Rolland, sa notion personnelle de pacifisme est plus que d'actualité. The originality of this book lies in Romain Rolland's encounter with the Baha'i faith in 1915, a meeting little known to his admirers, the first steps in his quest for solutions in this period of war and intolerance, which made him enter into the concept of internationalism linked to religion. 1915 was the year Romain Rolland received the Nobel Prize for Literature. The thought of Romain Rolland, his personal notion of pacifism is more than topical
520	3		_aThe originality of this book is in the encounter by Romain Rolland of the Baha'i faith in 1915, meeting little known of his admirers, his first steps in search for solutions in this time of war and intolerance, which is the enter the concept of internationalism connected to religious. 1915 is the year when Romain Rolland received the Nobel Prize for Literature. The thought of Romain Rolland, his personal concept of pacifism is more relevant than ever
600		0	_91249 _aRomain Rolland
650		0	_91250 _aIntellectual History _vBaha'i Faith
700			_aNazy Alaie Ahdieh _91251
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