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Contents[edit]
- The Bahá’í Family: A Fortress for Well-Being
- The Bedrock upon which to Build the Fortress
- God’s Immutable Purpose for Mankind
- Bahá’í Community Life
- Unity in Diversity
- Consultation
- Basic Principles, Laws and Ordinances
- One Bedrock, Diverse Buildings
2 The Place of the Family in the World Order
- The Significance of the Marriage Vow to the World Order
- Common Functions of the Institutions of the Faith
- The Role of the Individual
- The Special Unity between Husband and Wife
- The Unity of the Family takes Priority
- The Relationship of the Family to the Community
- The Family: A Unit of Service to Humanity
- The Extended Family
- The Holy Family
3 Unity and Diversity within the Family
- Roles and Functions of Individual Members
- The Nature of Deference
- The Complementary Nature of Roles within the Family
- A Summary of the Roles of Father, Mother and Children
4 Implementing the Equality of Men and Women
- The Responsibilities of Women
- The Responsibilities of Men
- Some Qualities of Men
- Some Qualities of Women
- Division of Tasks within the Family
- Consideration of Equality in General Family Organization
- When the Wife Works Largely in the Home
- The Requirements of the Community
- The Nature of Change
- Positive Attitudes to Change
- Preparation for Change
- Our Relationship to God
- Strengthening the Marriage Relationship
- Strengthening the Family
- How New Concepts of Work Will Affect the Family
- Work Options for Mothers
6 Family Consultation as a Tool for Progress
- The Organic Nature of the Bahá’í Family
- A Source of Guidance and Understanding
- Children and Consultation
- Family Decision-Making
- Planning for Future Progress
- Goal-Setting: Knowledge, Volition and Action
- The Value of Goal-Setting
- An Example of the Goal-Setting Process
- The Training of Children: Reward and Punishment
- The Value and Station of Education
- Some Misconceptions about the Spiritual Education of Children
- The Classroom of the Home
- The Value of the Example Set by Parents
- Educating the Children: The Unique Privilege of Mothers
- The Father as Educator
- The Three Kinds of Education
- An Eternal Process
- The Oneness of God, His Laws and the Fear of God
- Obedience to Parents
- The Importance of Prayer
- Knowledge of the Bahá’í Writings
- Observance of Feasts and Holy Days
- Contributing to the Fund
- Children and Teaching the Faith
- Children in Community Life
- Bahá’í Children’s Classes
- Training Children to Consult
- Preparing Children to Serve Humanity
- The Role of Youth
- Obligatory Prayer and Fasting
- Preparation for the Spiritual Responsibilities of Maturity