Re: Women and the Universal House of Justice

Andrew A. Keller (akeller@cc.usu.edu)
Tue, Apr 11 1995 15:40:36 GMT

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kanteuler@aol.com (KantEuler) wrote:
>Expressed within are my own opinions, however that does not make the
>enclosed without merit. The theme: debates about Universal House of Justice
>membership seem to exclude some very important issues.
>
> ...
>
>Let us focus on real issues with our energies and forget planet-oriented
>and human-folly-based quibblings about what could very well be things that
>are not as important as they might appear.

In general I agree with this carefully considered and well written posting, but
how do we explain issues such as Women and the Universal House of Justice
to non-Baha'is seeking to better understand the Faith? I have non-Baha'i
friends that wonder about things, which, as Baha'is, we accept and understand.
We cannot simply dismiss such queries as "human-folly-based quibblings."

Andy Keller
akeller@cc.usu.edu

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