![]() ‘Abdul-Bahá (1844-1921), Bahá’u’lláh’s appointed successor, continued his father’s mission, stating: “there is no more important matter in the world than that of universal peace. ![]() ![]() It was addressed to the peoples of the world and presented to leaders at. Racism Justice Human Rights World Peace Equality Prosperity of Humankind Sustainable Development Values Nature Seat of the Universal House. Neil Macmillan: Parliament, partnership provide a humble posture for learning The Promise of World Peace was written by the Universal House of Justice in 1985.Neil Macmillan: Thinking of the Seven Candles of Unity.Indeed, in many of his writings ( including one titled The Tablet of the World), Bahá’u’lláh enunciated foundational principles for a peaceful, just, and unified global society.įor example, he said: “ The distinguishing feature that marketh the preeminent character of this Supreme Revelation is that We have, on the one hand, blotted out from the pages of God’s holy Book whatsoever hath been the cause of strife, of malice and of mischief among the children of mena and, on the other, laid down the essential prerequisites of concord, of understanding, of complete and enduring unity.” ![]() ![]() This advertisement has not loaded yet, but your article continues below. ![]()
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