Bahá’í Quotes

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It is our duty to redeem as many of our fellow men as we possibly can, whose hearts are enlightened, before some great catastrophe overtakes them, in which they will either be hopelessly swallowed up or come out purified and strengthened, and ready to serve. The more believers there are to stand forth as beacons in the darkness whenever that time does come, the better; hence the supreme importance of the teaching work at this time.

- Shoghi Effendi, Lights of Guidance, p. 135

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Kamal 12 Jalal 183 B.E.

If . . . it consists in empty, profitless debates and in a vain concatenation of imaginings that lead to no result except acrimony, why devote one's life to such useless hairsplittings and disputes.

‘Abdu’l-Bahá – The Secret of Divine Civilization, p. 106