Quote by Baha'i International Community

The turmoil and dislocations confronting present-day society will not be solved until both the scientific and religious genius of the human race are fully utilized.

The turmoil and dislocations confronting present-day society

Summary

This quote suggests that in order to address the challenges facing society, it is essential to tap into the combined potential of both scientific and religious perspectives. It implies that science and religion possess unique forms of genius that, when fully embraced, can contribute to resolving the difficulties and uncertainties of our times. The quote advocates for finding common ground and leveraging the strengths of both realms to cultivate comprehensive solutions for the problems society currently faces.

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Religion Science Peace Genius Unity Human Baha I Bahai Turmoil

By Baha'i International Community

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