The Secret of Divine Civilization
Stars
5
Length
116 pages
Author
Abdu'l-Baha
Eras
Age of Global Civilization (1844-present)
Types
Religion
Synopsis
"They have not properly understood that man's supreme honor and real happiness lie in self-respect, in high resolves and noble purposes, in integrity and moral quality, in immaculacy of mind." [Abdu'l-Baha: The Secret of Divine Civilization, p. 19]
"The purpose of the foregoing statements is to demonstrate at least this, that the happiness and greatness, the rank and station, the pleasure and peace, of an individual have never consisted in his personal wealth, but rather in his excellent character, his high resolve, the breadth of his learning, and his ability to solve difficult problems." [Abdu'l-Bah: The Secret of Divine Civilization, p. 23]
"The purpose of the foregoing statements is to demonstrate at least this, that the happiness and greatness, the rank and station, the pleasure and peace, of an individual have never consisted in his personal wealth, but rather in his excellent character, his high resolve, the breadth of his learning, and his ability to solve difficult problems." [Abdu'l-Bah: The Secret of Divine Civilization, p. 23]
RefTags
Abdu'l-Baha: Secret of Divine Civilization
Released
1910
Location
Global
Setting