Replacing the Sword with the Word

Replacing the Sword with the Word

Bahá’u’lláh’s Concept of Peace

Although the 20th century witnessed the increasing recognition of principles such as universal human rights, democratic ideals, the equality of human beings, social justice, the peaceful resolution of conflict, and condemnation of the barbarism of war, it was nevertheless one of the bloodiest centuries in all human history.

By Nader Saiedi

Revelation, Religion & Spirituality

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