Hi Susan, I am not sure the writer of Tahirih's Letter has "gone of the
deep
end".
It is always easier to tell others to arise and teach than it is to do it
ourselves. And I find it distasteful personally when I read such letters,
but I trust the motives asking us to arise and teach are good motives.
Tahirih's Letter says what I believe, that in whatever name we demonstrate
God's attributes is fine. I believe anyone who arises to serve God under
the name of any religion is welcomed.
I believe that is what Tahirih's letter says, and that is not wacko, in my
opinion. It is correct, but we all know it is correct and we have
committed
what we can to the Cause. It is nice that such letters circulate, in my
opinion.
--Kent
"Susan Maneck" <smaneck@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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>> I fear there has been some mistake - I am not Star/Claudia. I am
>> nothing more than a humble soul called Tahirih,
>
> You're answering from a different email address. Umm Yasmin is a
> former Baha'i converted to Islam. She has gone by many names, since
> I've known her in cyberspace, but Tahirih was never one of them. Umm
> Yasmin was given the name Rachel at birth, took the name Maryam after
> she became a muslima and has called herself Umm Yasmin since her
> precious child was born. If Umm Yasmin wrote that original post she
> has gone of the deep end. The one I know is not that big of a space
> case that she would imagine that she a non-Baha'i can channel what
> Abdu'l-Baha wants us to do.
>
> warmest, Susan
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