Bahai World
Every week, an article is selected from the Library and highlighted here. In this essay, first published in The Bahá’í World Volume VI, 1934-1936, Horace Holley writes that, without a firm and enduring basis in moral unity, the institutions of society cannot alone produce peace but will remain as centers of disunity and strife.
By Horace Holley
Religion, Ethics & Spirituality
Arts, Culture & the Media
Bahá'í Community & Administrative System
Biographical Portraits
Economics, Governance & Law
Education
Environment & Health
History
Iran
Justice, Unity & Peace
Science & Technology
Social & Economic Development
The Revelations of Bahá'u'lláh & the Báb
By Kathryn Hogenson
History Justice, Unity & Peace
By Richard Thomas
By Robert Weinberg
Arts, Culture & the Media History
By Gustavo Correa
By June Manning Thomas
By Navid Sabet
By Michael Penn
Environment & Health Religion, Ethics & Spirituality
By Kerilyn Schewel
By Alex Vedovi