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Bahaism certainly does contemplate an earthly dominion which shall eventually subvert all existing governments.--Doctor Holmes in Speer's "Missions and Modern History," Vol. 1, p. 129.
The supreme manifestation of social morality is always government and in formulating a politic, Baha Ullah most clearly earned our reverence as the prophet of modern society. . . . Democracy alone tends to vulgarize personal values, as the United States proves. By uniting the aristocratic spirit with the democratic form of Government, he insured a politic at once equable and effective.
--H. Holley, "The Modern Social Religion," p. 203.
In calling Babi-Bahaism a worse cult than Mormonism, I do so deliberately.--S. K. Vatralsky in "Amer. Jour. of Theology," 1902, p. 73.
There can he little doubt from the intolerance they show to those who recant, that should they gain power enough they would be as ready to persecute Christians as was Mohammed to put to death the Jews of Medina.--Dr. G. W. Holmes in Speer's ibid., p. 130.
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