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020			_a978-1890688189
040			_cNew Zealand National Baha'i Reference Library
100			_9122 _aRoland Faber _d1960 -
245			_aDivine Appearances: Transreligious Aspects of the Baha'i Discourse on the Manifestation of God
260			_aLos Angeles _bKalimat Press _c2022
300			_axiii, 437 p.
440			_aStudies in the Babi and Baha’i Religions _gAnthony Lee General Editor _v27 _9740
500			_aWhat are we to make of our world with its diverse religions and their endless competing claims to Ultimate Truth? There is a tremendous diversity of perspectives between religions, yet there are teachings within each religion that try to find unity within this diversity. Central to the Baha'i Faith is the teaching that unity in diversity should be a catalyst for greater fellowship between believers. Not in competition, but in a flowering of a new enlightenment founded on the principle of oneness; of God, religion, and humanity. In Roland Faber’s exciting and profound exploration of this theme he offers new insights into Baha’i thought by taking a deep dive into the Baha'i Scriptures. He explores the mystical and philosophical dimensions of the Baha’i Writings in dialogue with Daoist, Hindu, Buddhist, and Sufi teachings, along with a provocative essay that brings Baha’i ideas into discourse with the work of early 20th-century American philosopher and mathematician Alfred North Whitehead.
650		0	_aManifestation of God _vBaha'i Faith _vTheology _gZuhur Mazahir Allah _91143
650		0	_9319 _aTheology _vBaha'i Faith
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