The Bahai Movement for Universal Religion, penned by Charles Mason Remey, explores the foundational tenets and historical context of the Bahai Faith. Published in 1912, this work offers insights into the Bahai movement's vision of unity and its aspiration to establish a universal religion embracing all of humanity. Remey, a prominent figure in the early Bahai community, provides a detailed overview of the faith's principles and its evolving role in the early 20th century.
This book serves as a valuable resource for understanding the historical development of the Bahai Faith and its ongoing quest for spiritual harmony and global unity. It will be of interest to those studying religious movements, comparative religion, and the history of the Bahai Faith itself.
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