The Renewal of Religion - Kitchell, Steven
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The Free Baha'i faith is the newest of the monotheistic religions. Its followers believe that as humanity advances, God continually sends prophets to address the needs of the day. Rather than encouraging a fi xed, unchanging view of religion, its faithful believe that religion should address the needs of each individual person. In an informative presentation, Steven Kitchell introduces the history and tenets of the Free Baha'i faith, revealing the ways it caters to the spiritual needs of modern-day people. He begins with an overview of the faith and describes how it is diff erent from what…mehr

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The Free Baha'i faith is the newest of the monotheistic religions. Its followers believe that as humanity advances, God continually sends prophets to address the needs of the day. Rather than encouraging a fi xed, unchanging view of religion, its faithful believe that religion should address the needs of each individual person. In an informative presentation, Steven Kitchell introduces the history and tenets of the Free Baha'i faith, revealing the ways it caters to the spiritual needs of modern-day people. He begins with an overview of the faith and describes how it is diff erent from what many religions have become today, and then provides a brief history of the main fi gures and establishes the biblical foundation for the faith. Kitchell concludes with a summary of the basic teachings of the faith, off ering hope and meaning to anyone who has become disillusioned with religion. The Renewal of Religion provides an overview, history, and the basic teachings of the Free Baha'i Faith to off er a way forward for humanity.
Autorenporträt
Steven Kitchell earned a bachelor's degree with a minor in religious studies from Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis, and a master's degree in central Eurasian studies from Indiana University. He also has extensive overseas experience interacting with other religions and cultures, and became a Free Baha'i after studying the texts.