| key | GB6FEX5E |
| title | Learning from History |
| author | Momen, Moojan |
| authority control | Moojan Momen |
| item type | Journal article |
| publication year | 1989 |
| date | 1989 |
| publication title | Journal of Bahá'í Studies |
| abstract note | The paper considers the challenges caused by the influx of third world villagers into the Baha'i community. The author examines what light a study of Baha'i history can shed upon this phenomenon. In particular, he examines the way in which a study of Baha'i history can assist with the problems of how to adapt our presentations of the Baha'i Faith to the context of different cultures ; how to adapt our methods of presenting Baha'i teachings ; and how to accelerate the process of realizing these teachings in lives of the villagers. |
| pages | 55-68 |
| issue | 2 |
| volume | 2 |
| language | English |
| manual tags | HISTORY; THIRD WORLD |
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