Singapore Baha'i Studies Review: Volume 4
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The Singapore Baha'i
Studies Review
1999 - Volume 4, Number 1              MITA (P) 312/04/99

Challenges for the New Millennium

Journal of the Association for Baha'i Studies
Singapore
The views expressed in this journal do not necessarily reflect those of
the Association, nor are they authoritative renderings of Baha'i belief.

Printed by
Radiant Press
Singapore

Spiritual Assembly of the Baha'is of Singapore, 1999.
All rights reserved.
Contents
Note from editor                                        1

Papers

The Baha'i Faith and the Singapore Women's Movement:
Challenges for the next Millennium                      3
Phyllis Ghim-Lian Chew

The Missing Moral Dimension                            33
Suresh Sahadevan

The Human Spirit in Moral Education                    55
Kuek Yi Hsing

The Language of the Heart:
Parallels between Chinese and Baha'i Approaches
to the Spiritual Self                                  69
Sim Tze Hong

Crossing Religious Boundaries:
Interfaith Challenges for the Future                   105
Anjam Khursheed

Special Supplement

Selected Talks and Statements on Interfaith Issues
by Religious Leaders and Scholars                      191
Compiled by Anjam Khursheed

Biographical Notes                                     273
Note from Editor

The annual Association for Baha'i Studies conference this year focused
on the theme of "Challenges for the New Millennium". Some of the talks
presented at the conference inspired the papers that appear in this
volume. Also published in this issue, is a special Interfaith Supplement,
which includes talks and addresses given by various religious leaders and
scholars fromftround the world. The supplement is our dedication to the
50th Anniversary of the Inter-Religious Organisation of Singapore (IRO).

I would like to thank the Reverend Marcus Braybrooke for his help in
providing various talks given under the auspices of the World Congress
of Faiths organization, and his permission for me to reproduce them
here. I would also like to thank Rabbi Mordechai Abergel for providing
me with the Jewish talk in the Interfaith Supplement. I am in debt to
Antonella Khursheed for type setting the journal, and to Lynette Thomas
for the copy editing,

Anjam Khursheed
December, 1999
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