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A Brief History of
The Bahá'i Faith of Pittsburgh
In 1909 Martha Louise Root, a journalist from Cambridge Springs, became a Bahá'i in Pittsburgh. She went on to become one of the most distinguished teachers of the Bahá'i Faith. Miss Root was employed by several Pittsburgh newspapers; one of her articles describing Bahá'i history and teachings appeared September 26, 1909 in the Pittsburg Post. ...continued
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What do Bahá'is believe in?
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- the oneness of God
- the oneness of humanity
- the common foundation of the world's religions
- the equality of men and women
- the elimination of prejudice
- the elimination of extremes of wealth and poverty
- the independent investigation of truth
- universal education
- the harmony of science and religion
- a world commonwealth of nations
- a universal auxiliary language
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