“Be anxiously concerned with the needs of the age ye live in, and center your deliberations on its exigencies and requirements. ~ Bahá’u’lláh
All opinions on this blog, except direct quotes from other sources, are those of Alexander M Zoltai and are not necessarily official views of the Bahá’í Faith.
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News Feed:- Iranian Baha'is face "widespread and entrenched" discrimination says UN Committee May 23, 2013Yesterday the UN Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights issued a series of pointed recommendations to the Iranian government – recommendations that included a plea for Iran to ensure that all citizens, regardless of religious belief, enjoy full rights without any discrimination. The Committee specifically referred to the Baha'i community, exp […]
- Iranian Baha'is face "widespread and entrenched" discrimination says UN Committee May 23, 2013
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Yesterday is not ours to recover,but tommorow is ours to win or lose? ILoved the old song stand by me..for many years,we all need someone to stand by us,wonder who huh??
“…we all need someone to stand by us,wonder who huh??”
My best answer is God…
Good stuff!
Yep, real good stuff…
Excelent songs and music..first playing for change then a addition with a new sentemantal journey of of selection to listen to J.Bonjovi & Andy Mandadion of the song stand by me..truly very great songs.
A comment..
The world cares very little about what a man or women knows;it is what the man or women is able to do that counts.!
Thanks for that perceptive comment, Catherine.
Very true that what counts isn’t what we know but what we do!