Studies in Bahá’í Epistemology R06 Baha’u’llah Himself refers to it

Baha’u’llah Himself refers to it as “the inner essence” of that which was “revealed unto the Prophets of old” clothed “in the garment of brevity

the all-pervasive knowledge of God

endeavours as manifestations of love

the power of spiritual resilience and the surprising ways scripture can echo through the tumult of history

Bahá'í philosophy represents the sixth wave

Studies in Bahá’í Epistemology R06 Baha’u’llah Himself refers to itIn Modern times and, more specifically, since the appearance in 1781 of Immanuel Kants Critique of Pure Reason, epistemological issues acquired a special significance in philosophical studies. With the rise of Biblical criticism, Christian scriptural philosophy had lost its momentum, and nineteenth and twentieth century thinkers focused on sense perception and reason as the two primary sources of human cognition. A recently conceived and developed