The Open Court 29, No.711
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Professor Browne tells us of a discussion he had with a Babi Seyyid in the course of which the good Babi said with a look of extreme surprise, "Surely you cannot pretend to deny that a prophet, who is an incarnation of the Universal Intelligence, has as much right to remove any one whom he perceives to be an enemy to religion and a danger to the welfare of mankind as a surgeon has to amputate a gangrened limb?" Abdul Baha, the present ruler of the sect, who with his fol- lowers was liberated fr...om his exile at Acre in 1908 by the estab- lishment of constitutional government in Turkey, was born in 1844, and is a mild-looking venerable old man of pleasing personal- ity. Kind to friends as he is, he is said by Persians to be very bitter toward his enemies. He took an active part in the aiTairs of the sect at the time of the strife with the Azalites, and history makes it doubtful whether he can be completely absolved from responsibility for the bloodshed that occurred. But there is no reason to believe that, whatever part he took in the factional war- fare, he ever once acted against the dictates of his conscience.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Professor Browne tells us of a discussion he had with a Babi Seyyid in the course of which the good Babi said with a look of extreme surprise, "Surely you cannot pretend to deny that a prophet, who is an incarnation of the Universal Intelligence, has as much right to remove any one whom he perceives to be an enemy to religion and a danger to the welfare of mankind as a surgeon has to amputate a gangrened limb?" Abdul Baha, the present ruler of the sect, who with his fol- lowers was liberated fr...om his exile at Acre in 1908 by the estab- lishment of constitutional government in Turkey, was born in 1844, and is a mild-looking venerable old man of pleasing personal- ity. Kind to friends as he is, he is said by Persians to be very bitter toward his enemies. He took an active part in the aiTairs of the sect at the time of the strife with the Azalites, and history makes it doubtful whether he can be completely absolved from responsibility for the bloodshed that occurred. But there is no reason to believe that, whatever part he took in the factional war- fare, he ever once acted against the dictates of his conscience.
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