The Challenge of Bahá’u’lláh: A Case for the Bahá’í Revelation
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Who was Baha'u'llah? In the 19th century, this unschooled Persian prisoner predicted the "lamentations of Berlin", the downfall of Germany in two great wars. He warned against nuclear weapons, foresaw the drawing together of humanity into a global village, and offered to the rulers of His time a blueprint for a peaceful world.Baha'u'llah claimed to be God's Messenger for this age. Is this true? How might we find out? His followers -- members of the Baha'i Faith -- believe that of all the challenges now facing humanity, none is more urgent than answering correctly these questions.Journalist Gary Matthews combines the tools of his trade with methods of modern science to go digging for the scoop of a lifetime. Examining the prophecies, life, character, and influence of Baha'u'llah, he sets forth an astounding case for the Baha'i Revelation.
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