Comments on: We Must Face the Risks to the World’s Future – Now

By: Arthur Lyon Dahl

Arthur Lyon Dahl — Sun, 30 Nov 2025 10:42:04 +0000

In reply to Wendy Scott. Our materialistic society has rejected any moral, ethical or spiritual solution to its problems, stumbling in the darkness. Bahá'í communities are building an alternative to offer. Advancing disintegration will finally push people to search for and turn to the Bahá'í solution.

By: Wendy Scott

Wendy Scott — Sun, 30 Nov 2025 07:54:51 +0000

It seems to me this is all the decline and fall of the old world order. Messy, awful, destructive, I suppose it is necessary to tear down the old to build the new, but it is more than a little frustrating considering Bahá’ís have been aware of solutions to most of the world’s problems since the mid-1800s.

By: Viola Case

Viola Case — Thu, 18 Jan 2024 04:24:03 +0000

This insightful analysis presents a compelling call for global reform, emphasizing the urgent need for a renewed international order. The reference to Baha’u’llah’s timeless counsel on justice and the reduction of armaments adds a profound moral dimension to the discussion. The exploration of proposals for a Second Charter and the acknowledgment of challenges in the current system resonate with the complexities of our time. The piece eloquently underscores the critical role of youth, the necessity of overcoming gender disparities, and the imperative of instilling positive values in the face of global crises. The call for creative ideas and practical actions to build a union of constructive forces offers a hopeful path forward.