Re: Pilgrims' Notes

Hi Mark,

And which parts have the status of Pilgrims's notes?  Is there a listing,
or
do you have any idea how one could find out?

And I assume you are now saying that the "status of pilgrims' notes" means
that the "degree of authenticity" is questioned.  Is that correct?

--Kent

"Poststructuralist" <drfosternotfromgloucester@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in 
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 Johnson wrote:
> It is my contention that 'Abdu'l-Baha said pretty much every idea and
> sentiment found in Promulgation of Universal Peace and Partis Talks, bu
t
> Mark and Susan routinely call those two works "Pilgrims' Notes".

Kent:

I don't think I ever said that Promulgation was entirely pilgrims'
notes. However, the parts of that volume for which there is no Persian
original would have the *status* of a pilgrim's notes.

-- 
Regards, Mark A. Foster, Ph.D.  *  http://www.markfoster.net
"... the modern challenge is how to live with uncertainty. The
basic fault lines today are not between people with different
beliefs but between people who hold these beliefs with an
element of uncertainty and people who hold these beliefs with
a pretense of certitude." — Peter L. Berger, sociologist