The Babi and Baha'i Religions

The development of the Baha'i Faith provides a vivid example of religious change in the modern world.

Autorentext
Pete Smith is a Canadian poet born in Coventry but resident in Kamloops, BC, since 1974. In the UK and Canada he worked as a psychiatric nurse with intellectually challenged people in institutional and community settings. His poems, reviews and essays have been published widely in the UK, the USA and Canada.

Zusammenfassung
The development of the Baha'i Faith from the messianic Babi movement in nineteenth-century Iran to become an independent religion established in many countries and commanding the devotion of people from many different cultures provides a vivid example of religious change in the modern world.

Inhalt
Part I. Babism: 1. The Babi Movement; 2. Babi Doctrine and Dominant Motifs; 3. Babism as a Socio-religious Movement in Iran; Part II. The Baha'i Faith in the East, c. 186621: 4. The Babi Recovery and the Emergence of the Baha'i Faith; 5. Dominant Motifs in the Baha'i Faith in the East; 6. The Iranian Baha'i Community, c. 186621; Part III. The Baha'i Faith as a World Religion: 7. The Early American Baha'i Community; 8. Institutionalization in the Formative Age; 9. Modern Baha'i Motifs; 10. Worldwide Expansion; Conclusion.

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