I'm on the list but your's is the 1st in a long time just loads of spam have
no idea what has happened. miss the dialog been around since 1950 but
don't often get a chance to get exposed to the insights exchanged so really
miss it but oh the spam! JB
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Don, that's perfect! Wonderful! Thank you!!!
Jim
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At 11:28 -0700 5/23/05, Rich Ater wrote:
MARK,
Jilla is on the list. She is a Baha'i in Spokane WA and a very nice
person to boot.
Rich
Yeah, I'll bet she pasted in her entire address book. I periodically
get invites like that from various people I only sort of know.
Don C
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He who be
At 12:05 + 5/21/05, Jim Habegger wrote:
Have you ever seen any decision by the Universal
House of Justice, that forbids us to promote the
inclusion of Women on the Universal House of
Justice, or a Guardian after Shoghi Effendi, or
any other view in particular?
Have you ever seen any de
In the course of the Suratu'l-Haykal, in the portion addressed to the Shah,
Baha'u'llah writes of the meaning of rendering assistance to God:
" . . . what is preferable in the sight of God is that the cities of men's
hearts [=madaa'in e quluub], which are ruled by the hosts of self and
passion [n
MARK,
Jilla is on the list. She is a Baha'i in Spokane WA and a very nice
person to boot.
Rich
Mark A. Foster wrote:
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Is this spam, or is this person on the list? Does anyone know?
Via moderna, Mark A. Foster • http://markfoster
>>Come join my network at hi5!<<
Is this spam, or is this person on the list? Does anyone know?
Via moderna, Mark A. Foster http://markfoster.net
"... since [a] word is said to be common, it can be
called a universal" - William of Ockham
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Brent, thank you. That's very helpful. Well done. All of that is part of the
context in which I would want my ideas about this to be understood.
I've seen some reputed defenders of the Faith reinforcing the allegations of
detractors, that the Universal House of Justice has drawn boundaries aroun
>>Have you ever seen any decision by the Universal House of Justice, that
>>forbids us to promote the inclusion of Women on the Universal House of
>>Justice, or a Guardian after
Shoghi Effendi, or any other view in particular?>>
I�d like to address a few points. The first is the meaning of th
Brent, thank you for that post. I was very glad to see that.
Jim
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In the course of the Suratu'l-Haykal, in the portion addressed to the Shah,
Baha'u'llah writes of the meaning of rendering assistance to God:
" . . . what is preferable in the sight of God is that the cities of men's
hearts, which are ruled by the hosts of self and passion, should be subdued by
Other friends on this list have written:
>>In particular, let's consider the Master's emphatic statement which you
quoted, "To none is given the right to put forth his own opinion or express
his particular conviction. All must seek guidance and turn unto the Center
of the Cause and the House of Ju
Hi, folks,
Here is a short paper I wrote over the last two days. Comments are welcomed:
http://tech.structurization.com/
Via moderna, Mark A. Foster http://markfoster.net
"... since [a] word is said to be common, it can be
called a universal" - William of Ockham
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"Rather, I think, the Master is forbidding the promotion of
interpretations/opinions/ideas which are understood by the person himself to be
contrary to guidance from the Guardian or the House of Justice, because the
person has turned elsewhere for his light."
Vaughn, I see two ways of reading t
Thank you, Vaughn.
Have you ever seen any decision by the Universal House of Justice, that forbids
us to promote the inclusion of Women on the Universal House of Justice, or a
Guardian after Shoghi Effendi, or any other view in particular?
Have you ever seen any decision by the Universal House
-Original Message-
From: Jim Habegger
Sent: Thursday, May 19, 2005
3:49 AM
Subject: Limits on promoting
ideas
... I see limits in the
writings on the *manner* in which we can promote our ideas, but I do not see
any boundaries on the *kinds* of ideas we can promote. In fact, I th
Thank you, Vaughn. That's helpful.
Jim
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Dear Jim,
Good to hear from you
again. You always have a gentle and constructive spirit in your
communications.
I think we need to draw
distinctions between various degrees of *merely expressing* personal interpretations/opinions/ideas
as opposed to *promoting* personal interpretat
Maybe I should explain better what this is about.
I was concerned that some people might be hesitating to promote some of their
ideas, because they were imagining that it would be contrary to the Covenant to
do so. I think that's wrong. I don't think the Covenant places any limits on
the kinds
"Since you quote from the letter written in regards to Michael McKenny's
removal from the rolls, what do you think was unacceptable about the *manner*
in which he was expressing his views?"
He continued a series of open Internet postings in which he challenged the
authority of Bah� institutions
In a message dated 5/19/2005 5:36:02 AM Pacific Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I see limits in the writings on the *manner* in which we can promote our ideas, but I do not see any boundaries on the *kinds* of ideas we can promote. In fact, I think we all have a responsibility to promot
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