"Go watch TV!": What and how much should children really watch?

Rutstein, Nathan

Sheed and Ward

Curtis Kelsey was a simple man who never went to college and never gained worldly fame. But in 1921, at the age of 27, he was asked by 'Abdu'l-Baha to come and work in Haifa to install the first electric lighting in the Shrine of the Bab. For two months he lived and worked as a member of 'Abdu'l-Baha's household, an experience that transformed him.

He Loved and Served

Biographies & Memoirs

George Ronald Publisher Ltd

Teaching the Baha'I Faith: Spirit in Action

Religion & Spirituality

George Ronald Pub Ltd

To be one: A battle against racism (Global transformation)

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

G.Ronald

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To Be One: A Battle Against Racism

This book looks at events of our century and its prospects and considers the Divine purpose that appears in their outcome and prospects.

The Invisible Hand: Shaping the New World Order

History

World

Whitcomb Pub

Novel on the problems associated with racism in the US and a way to make it better.

Healing Racism in America: A Prescription for the Disease

Star Commonwealth

A way out of the trap: An innovative & unique ten-step program for spiritual growth

Whitcomb Publ

Racism: Unraveling the Fear

Global Classroom

Moving into the twenty-first century, humanity is in a far different condition than it was at the last turn of the century. Mind-boggling changes have taken us from horse and buggy to manned spaceflights to the moon, enabling us to see the planet we live on from outer space. As a result, the provincialism of nationhood is giving way to a growing sense of globalism. Humanity stands at the threshold of a reality that has always existed but which has never before been recognized by the masses: the oneness of humankind. 
Explaining why so many people are unaware of this reality, Rutstein exposes myths that have fractured the family of man. He examines frankly the role of revered philosophers and scientists as well as that of religion in perpetuating distorted views. To prove his point, he cites the findings of modern geneticists, anthropologists, and biologists and examines spiritual proofs of the oneness of humankind. 
Pointing out that all human beings are endowed with the capacity to recognize their oneness and that all have a responsibility to be a force for unity wherever they may live or work, Rutstein explains how this capacity can be developed. 
Aware of the formidable obstacles barring universal acceptance of this principle, Rutstein offers powerful evidence that they will indeed be overcome. Though he dares to dream about what life will be like when most people have internalized this profound reality, his dream is not mere wishful thinking. Based on his clear understanding of mans social evolution, Rutstein asserts persuasively that the next logical step in human progress is the internationalization of our planet. The end result, he suggests, will be global acceptance of the essential oneness of all people, regardless of skin color, ethnicity, gender, or culture, and the realization of universal peace.

Coming of Age at the Millennium: Embracing the Oneness of Humankind

Starr Commonwealth

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