Category Archives: Baha’i
Musings on Dual Loyalty, Judaism as Zionism, and Anti-Semitism
Repost from the old site. Always-perceptive commenter James Schipper makes some astute, terse and cut to the chase comments on my post, The “New Anti-Semitism.” In it, he moves beyond the typically vulgar anti-Semitism that much modern anti-Zionism descends into … Continue reading
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The Yezidis – A Mysterious Kurdish Religious Sect
About two years after the publication of this post, I wrote an update to this article, Do the Yezidis Worship the Devil? which goes into much more detail about the religion. Since hardly anyone has any idea about who or … Continue reading
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Fastest Growing Religion
Muslims love to lie and say it’s Islam. Forget that. It’s Baha’i by a long shot. Christianity is growing very fast too, but not as fast as Islam. And in Black Africa, Islam is probably losing millions every single year, … Continue reading
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