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language
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found in
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found in
tags
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abstract
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subjects
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| AB00020
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Lawh-i-Dr Forel (Tablet to Dr Forel)
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3770
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Persian
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Bahá'í World Faith; Tablet to Auguste Forel
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Tablet to Dr. Auguste Forel
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Divine philosophy and natural philosophy; Names and attributes of God; Proofs for the existence of God; The Holy Spirit; Being a channel for the Holy Spirit in teaching the Cause; Transcendence; unknowability of God; Universality of the Cause
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| AB01223
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360
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Bahá'í Scriptures
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Divine philosophy and natural philosophy; Evolution; human evolution; Existence and nonexistence; preexistence; Manifestation of God as gardener; cultivator; Oneness; unity of religion; Progress only takes place within its own degree; Recompense; reward for belief; right action; Spiritual transformation; Wine as symbol of spiritual transformation
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| AB02076
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270
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Divine philosophy and natural philosophy; Humor; jokes; Teaching the Cause; call to teach
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| AB02372
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250
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Persian
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Divine philosophy and natural philosophy; Greek philosophers; Greek civilization; Harmony of science and religion; Present and future expansion of arts and sciences; of technology; Progress and the continual ascent of material civilization
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| AB02740
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230
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Persian
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Divine philosophy and natural philosophy; Material and spiritual existence; two books; Praise and encouragement; Saint Peter and Saint Paul; Teaching the Cause; call to teach
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| AB05823
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140
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mixed
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Divine philosophy and natural philosophy; Methods of teaching the Cause; Teaching the Cause; call to teach; Wisdom [hikmat]
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| ABU0029
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Public address to Naturalist Association of San Francisco, spoken on 1912-10-10
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1880
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Persian
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Promulgation of Universal Peace, The
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Divine philosophy and natural philosophy; Evolution; human evolution; Man's distinction from the animal; Mind as intermediary between soul and body; Power of the mind over nature
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| ABU0109
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Public address given on 1912-09-20
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1190
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Promulgation of Universal Peace, The
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Divine philosophy and natural philosophy; Education and the development of capacity; Man's distinction from the animal; Manifestation of God as educator; Mission of the Manifestation of God in the world; Perfection; imperfection of nature; Power of the Manifestation of God; Second birth; Spiritual transformation; Wine as symbol of spiritual transformation
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| ABU0150
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Public address given on 1912-09-20
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1040
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Promulgation of Universal Peace, The
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Divine philosophy and natural philosophy; Greek philosophers; Greek civilization; Independent investigation of truth; reality; Knowledge; recognition of God; Material and spiritual existence; two books; Progress and the continual ascent of material civilization; Proofs for the existence of God; Religion as source of love and unity; Spiritual transformation; Wine as symbol of spiritual transformation
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| ABU0346
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Address to the Baha'is at Breed home in Cambridge, 1912-05-23
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680
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mixed
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Promulgation of Universal Peace, The; Mahmúd's Diary
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Declaration; advent of the Bab; Divine philosophy and natural philosophy; Harmony of science and religion; Martyrdom of the Bab; Rejection, opposition and persecution; Teaching one's self first in teaching the Cause; The Bab; the Primal Point; station and claims of the Bab
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| ABU0395
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Words spoken at The Friends' Meeting House in London, 1913-01-12
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630
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Bahá'í Scriptures; Paris Talks
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Contemplation; Divine philosophy and natural philosophy; Intuition; inspiration; Meditation; Mind as intermediary between soul and body; Spiritual meetings; gatherings; devotional gatherings; feasts
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| ABU0675
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Words spoken on 1916-07-13 in Haifa
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430
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Persian
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All things are in motion; kinds of motion; Divine philosophy and natural philosophy; East and West; communication between East and West; Empty learning; false spirituality; Greek philosophers; Greek civilization; High station of learning; Man's distinction from the animal; Power of the mind over nature; Relativity of religious truth; Universality of the Cause
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| ABU1290
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250
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Divine attributes are within all things; every atom; Divine philosophy and natural philosophy; Forces of light and darkness; integration and disintegration; Material and spiritual existence; two books; Materialism; material vs. spiritual civilization; Teaching the Cause; call to teach
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| ABU1414
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The Power and Value of True Thought Depend upon Its Manifestation in Action: Words spoken on 1911-10-18 in Paris
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230
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Paris Talks
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Divine philosophy and natural philosophy; Goodly deeds; actions; Knowledge of self; Mind as intermediary between soul and body; The mind's power of discovery; Worldliness vs. other-worldliness
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| ABU1774
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Words spoken in Jan. 1913
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170
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Divine philosophy and natural philosophy; Elementary matter cannot be annihilated; Evolution; human evolution; Passage of elementary matter through degrees of existence; Reincarnation
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| ABU1811
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Words to Mrs Masten and son, spoken on 1912-10-07(?)
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170
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Divine philosophy and natural philosophy; Oneness; unity of religion; Progressive revelation; renewal of religion; Unity; oneness of humanity
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| ABU2415
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100
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Creation of the world; Critique of Western values; culture; Divine philosophy and natural philosophy; Law of cause and effect; Materialism; material vs. spiritual civilization
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| ABU2461
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Words spoken on 1913-05-14 in Paris
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90
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Persian
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Abdu'l-Bahá in Europe, 1912-1913
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Absolute freedom; independence of God; Divine philosophy and natural philosophy; Transcendence; unknowability of God
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| ABU2631
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Words to some friends, spoken on 1914-12-05
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80
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Divine philosophy and natural philosophy; Praise of Western values; culture; Role and station of women
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