Maxwells of Montreal, Vol. 2 Book cover type:Trade Hardcover The increase in materialistic assumptions

The increase in materialistic assumptions about reality has also led to general scepticism about humanity’s capacity to rise to a higher level of civilization

Born of the need to address the plight of men of African descent in the United States

I know of no other so profound" was the final conclusion about the Baha'i Faith of the great nineteenth-century writer Leo Tolstoy

participants reflect on the role our community has to play in advancing the stupendous civilization He has envisaged

‘I believe that in the light of people’s difficulty in learning to pray and meditate these pieces may have a value

Maxwells of Montreal, Vol. 2 Book cover type:Trade Hardcover The increase in materialistic assumptionsMay and Sutherland Maxwell and their daughter Mary stand at the heart of the Bah Faiths formative decades (19231952). Mays pilgrimage alongside her adolescent daughter in 1923 inaugurated a lifetime of service: nurturing the burgeoning youth movement in Montreal, teaching and consolidating Bah communities across Canada and the United States through the 1920s and 30s, and later pioneering French and German assemblies between 1935 and 1937. Marys