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POPSHow Long Must Terrorism Go On? How Long? As U2 sings, "How long must this go on; how long?" Religion was not established to murder and be blessed. What wayward thinking that will only bring doom to those who kill in the name of God.
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POPSAn Unfolding Destiny When reading some of my selections, please keep in mind that the Bahai Faith comes from the East, and in the West, we often takes them literally. That said, you are left to your own thoughts and conclusions.
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POPSMarco Abrar's Magnificent Photos Marco also has a map of the gardens, a video of the gardens, high-resolution photos and photos by category. It is with pleasure that I start this personal Bahá'í blog with two of his photos.
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POPSUnity In Diversity: The Bahai Concept This column explores the use of Bahai concepts and terms. Despite the seeming similarity, there is a vast difference between secular words and/or terms and what they mean to Bahais and others in a spiritual sense. This is not to cast negativity on those who adopt such words and/or terms, just a post to note the difference.
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POPSForever Like A Rose, That's The Way To Be On a warm day with an ever-so-slight breeze, I toured the San Jose Heritage Rose Gardens, contemplating what that song would be, an answer to the query, "if life were a song, then what would your song be?"
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POPSProgram Distorts Christianity It's rather typical these days to see distortions in mass media, since the "profession" is going through a transition in which a lot of veterans are leaving. Thus, what are left are the least-skilled in many cases. It shows.
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POPSThe Five Pillars I have a soft spot in my heart for the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community, a religion whose members are often murdered in some countries. Their mosque in London is a beautiful testament to their beliefs. On this clip, it talks about Islam's Five Pillars and obedience to God. I, as a Westerner, have much to learn from the Ahmaidis, especially those whom I know and respect, the most devout being Professor Abdul Aziz in California.
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POPSPersecution of Buddhists When religion and terrorism mix, they are even more dangerous than either taken together. In other words, the sum of the parts are more deadly than any part taken alone.