Bibliography: BIB29197

web link	bahai-library.com/bibliography/BIB29197
reference type	Book
title	Essays on Baha'i Topics
author	Keene, James J.
Authority control 1	James J. Keene
authority control	James J. Keene
year	2021
publisher	James J. Keene
place published	[Place not stated]
issue	7.
ISBN	9798516603402
abstract	Cover abstract: "The Baha'i Faith was founded in 1863 by a remarkable figure known as Baha'u'llah (Glory of God). A century later, this young religion had grown into an international movement. Its top administrative unit, The Universal House of Justice, was first elected in 1963. This insider's view documents controversial issues currently challenging Baha'is as well as the general public." The essays reveal the author's conspiracy fears about and attacks on the Bahá'í Internet Agency, the Ruhi Institute, Palabra Publications, and elections, infallibility, and the Bahá'í teachings on sexuality. He goes on at length about "fundamentalism" and the Bahá'í community being "in crisis."
language	English
keywords	CONTROVERSIAL
number of pages	vi, 309, [5]
call number	BP398 .K43 2021 (BWC - COLLINS)