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id: 36585
title: Bahaism and Its Claims A Study of the Religion Promulgated by Baha Ullah and Abdul Baha
author: Wilson, Samuel Graham
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  Movement--History of--Abdul Baha on war--Bahaism dogmatic American Bahais are of this class, with faith in Baha Ullah as God the _Gazette_ says of Egypt where Abdul Baha resided for two years, "The new addresses Abdul Baha names certain principles as new in the Bahai faith, (_b_) The Bahais claim superiority for the books and writings of Baha said: "Baha Ullah spread the teaching of Universal Peace sixty years But what becomes of the claims of Abdul Baha and other Bahais, mentioned City Temple, London, with Abdul Baha, states the claim of Bahaism as the most part American Bahais regard Baha as God the Father, and Abdul Bahais put Abdul Baha in the place of Christ as Son of God and Divine as well as Persian Bahais, though Baha says:[252] "Visiting the tombs of Abdul Baha said in New York,[289] "The Bahais have taken no Proofs," representing the new Bahais of Abdul Baha, nor Doctor Kheiralla


