Bah'ai Writings Mentioning A Universal Language (Other)

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Title	Bah'ai Writings Mentioning A Universal Language
Resource Type	Other
Site	Bah'ai Writings Mentioning A Universal Language
Description	(Baha'u'llah: The Kitab-i-Aqdas, page 88) : O members of parliaments throughout the world! Select ye a single language for the use of all on earth, and adopt ye likewise a common script. God, verily, maketh plain for you that which shall profit you and enable you to be independent of others. He, of a truth, is the Most Bountiful, the All-Knowing, the All-Informed. This will be the cause of unity, could ye but comprehend it, and the greatest instrument for promoting harmony and civilisation, would that ye might understand! We have appointed two signs for the coming of age of the human race: the first, which is the most firm foundation, We have set down in other of Our Tablets, while the second hath been revealed in this wondrous Book. The language the Bah'ai opted for is Esperanto. Their official news bulletin is written in this language and they often hold their yearly meetings at the world Esperanto congresses.
Submitted By	Henri Gérard Wajsbrot
Date Submitted	Friday, August 15, 2003
Updated By	Kajiki
Date Edited	Friday, August 15, 2003
Description Of Update	The Bah'ai officially use Esperanto.
Date To Headline	Friday, August 15, 2003

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