The Bahai Movement for Universal Religion
The Bahai Movement for Universal Religion
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Evolution of Man.
According- to the Bahai teaching spirit or life force Is of five kinds: Vegetable, animal, human, the divinely spiritual life of the soul, and the Infinite uuKUowable spirit of God. Man was created man, a species apart and above the vegetable and animal conditions. Through the spiritual influences of the prophets man becomes characterized by the divinely spiritual qualities, and adds to his human nature the spiritual nature.
Growth of the Movement.
The movement under The Rab w...as practically con- fined to the Islamic countries. During the ministry of Baha'o'llah the message was taken to various other countries of the Orient and now has spread ■ the world around. There are not only centers of Bahai teaching in China, . Japan, Burma, India, Persia. Turkistan, Caucasia, the Turkish countries and in Egy])t, but there are strong Bahai centers in France, uerm. Any, England and througnout the United States and Canada. This growth has been a comparatively slow one. It is not limited by religious nor racial conditions, which is proven by the many heterogene- ous elements which this cause is assimilating and fusing into one element, which is the world type of man.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Evolution of Man.
According- to the Bahai teaching spirit or life force Is of five kinds: Vegetable, animal, human, the divinely spiritual life of the soul, and the Infinite uuKUowable spirit of God. Man was created man, a species apart and above the vegetable and animal conditions. Through the spiritual influences of the prophets man becomes characterized by the divinely spiritual qualities, and adds to his human nature the spiritual nature.
Growth of the Movement.
The movement under The Rab w...as practically con- fined to the Islamic countries. During the ministry of Baha'o'llah the message was taken to various other countries of the Orient and now has spread ■ the world around. There are not only centers of Bahai teaching in China, . Japan, Burma, India, Persia. Turkistan, Caucasia, the Turkish countries and in Egy])t, but there are strong Bahai centers in France, uerm. Any, England and througnout the United States and Canada. This growth has been a comparatively slow one. It is not limited by religious nor racial conditions, which is proven by the many heterogene- ous elements which this cause is assimilating and fusing into one element, which is the world type of man.
What to read after The Bahai Movement for Universal Religion?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Charles Mason Remey to read onlineMoreLess
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