Bøger udgivet af George Ronald Publisher

Modern mathematics and logic meet religion and philosophy in a new and stimulating way in five essays.

A dozen portraits of early Bahá'ís from the first days in America, England, Japan and Australasia.

This new volume of poems and prose portrays both known and unidentified Baha'is and is full of the high spirit and idealism of of the Baha'i revelation.

Tolstoy first heard of the Bahá'í teachings in 1894 at a time when the movement was hardly known. This book traces the developments and fluctuations in Tolstoy's attitude as more information was made available to him. It is based on the author's correspondence and diaries, as well as the memoirs of those close to him and Bahá'ís who came into contact with him.

This book contains a full biography of the Prophet and a history of Islam from the years of His mission to the Nineteenth century.

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.