The Baha'i Faith & Religious Freedom of Conscience

From:         Ron House &lt;house@usq.edu.au&gt;
Date:         1998/01/27
Message-ID:   &lt;34CD6630.6A431E3D@usq.edu.au&gt;
Newsgroups:   news.groups

Chris wrote:
&gt; 
&gt; In a message which I read on news.groups, FG
&gt; &lt;<A
HREF="/profile.xp?author=FG@hotmail.com&ST=PS">FG@hotmail.com</A>&gt
; wrote
&gt; &gt;An excerpt from Religion Watch, January 1997 issue,
&gt; &gt;that may further help illuminate the discussion for
&gt; &gt;talk.religion.bahai....
&gt; 
&gt; Fred,
&gt; 
&gt; I don't know what you are trying to prove here but I would suggest
&gt; a) that to use quotes from one individual who uses half truths to attack
&gt; the Faith through a small number of individual members is disingenuous,
&gt; (KPJ's accusations are not in line with my experience of the Faith) and
&gt; b) that this is not really relevant to the arguements in support of TRB.

The impression I got from Fred's article was
that he was publishing an example of the
consequences for the public opinion of the faith
if Baha'is try to suppress free exchange of information.

-- 
Ron House
  house@usq.edu.au
An age is called Dark not because the light fails to shine, but
because people refuse to see it.         -- James Michener,

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