Religion and World Order

Religion and World Order

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

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