Yes, you are right about generalities. Excessive emphasis on liberty
from the Enlightenment was seen negatively by some Arabs as contributing
to bloodshed and the French Revolution. Let me finish writing this with
footnotes so you can review my sources and interpretation. Thank you
for your helpful suggestions about the infallibility issues. I did go
to your web site and read your paper. Marleen
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You're talking about Arabs in generalities. Which Arabs are we
specifically talking about. I think you have in mind what Baha'u'llah
said about liberty which appears to have been written in the light of
the Revolutions of 1848.
warmest, Susan
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