Has The Religion to Which You Belong CHANGED Throughout its History and What Does This Mean?

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Yes Tom…

“Thief in the Night” was written by Bill Sears and is a classic! I met Mr. Sears in 1965.

I was privileged to have met Hoshidar Motlagh a year ago near my community. He’s written a number of books on Biblical prophecy including 'I Shall Come Again" published by Global Perspective.

I’m so happy your son received the “Unity of Mankind” award…

 
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Yes Tom…

“Thief in the Night” was written by Bill Sears and is a classic! I met Mr. Sears in 1965.

I was privileged to have met Hoshidar Motlagh a year ago near my community. He’s written a number of books on Biblical prophecy including 'I Shall Come Again" published by Global Perspective.

I’m so happy your son received the “Unity of Mankind” award…
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I would also be happy if my son received the “Unity of Mankind award,” but I think that was Tarquin’s son who received the award.
I just read Motlah’s 3 volume set. That is cool that you have met him and Bill Sears!
Charity, TOm
 
There were three levels for the reward. Afterwards, we had a congratulations ceremony with friends from different faiths. One of the most remarkable books I read about Baha’i Faith (there were several) was “So Great A Cause” in which the author directs the fulfillment of Mormon prophecies and events directly to Baha’ullah and the Baha’i movement. It was a remarkably convincing book.
 
My mistake… Tarquin!

Yes I read “So Great a Cause!” by Kenneth D. Stephens years ago. It was published by Naturegraph Press. I have an autographed copy.😉
 
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