What I understood (I read it in the "Kitab-i-Hearsay"!) is that we, bahai
people, have been deeply invited to make our own searchs and discovers about
God...
Developping this knowledge takes a lot of time and energy, so we all first
believe what we learn from others, but we shouldn't!
Probably the same problem about all kind of laws, norms, believings... some are
just "well-known", without any clear original references!
On this subject I am once again afraid of the same danger: some very tolerant
original writings turning into dogmatic interpretations, applied and accepted
by all...
Keep vigilant and be wary of the counterfeits!
(-;
Lolo
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