Bibliography: BIB29274

web link	bahai-library.com/bibliography/BIB29274
reference type	Book Section
title	The Bahá’í Faith : Interface Between the Secular and Religious
book title	Abraham and the Secular : Fracture and Composition
series title	Interreligious Studies in Theory and Practice
author	Mahmoudi, Hoda
authority control	Hoda Mahmoudi
editor	Raudino, Simone and Barton, Uzma Ashraf
year	2021
publisher	Palgrave Macmillan
place published	London
ISBN	9783030730529 (hardcover) 9783030730550 (paperback)
abstract	Different religions and different religious beliefs generate principles that manifest themselves in different ways, at different times, in different places. In theory, one should be able to trace a faith’s principles and activities in any number of real-lived circumstances, across a variety of places, in order to determine how the faith’s principles are enacted. Many scholars have described how Christian, Jewish, and Muslim principles have been applied in a variety of societies, in many places throughout the world. The Bahá’í Faith—a monotheistic faith that began less than 200 years ago—has a rich history of faith and principle applied and lived, in diverse conditions in the world, including religious and secular realms. This chapter examines the activities and foundation of the Bahá’í Faith in the world, its iterations, underlying principles, and connecting concepts.
language	English
keywords	INTRODUCTION; RELIGION; SECULARISM
pages	91–110
section	10.