Lights of Guidance/toc/Military Service

Lights of Guidance , compiled by Helen Hornby
XXXI. MILITARY SERVICE

A. Military Service

1351. Bahá’ís Cannot Voluntarily Enlist Where Subject to Taking Human Life
1352. Bahá’ís are not Conscientious Objectors
1353. There are Many Avenues Through Which the Believers Can Assist in Time of War
1354. Bahá’ís Recognize the Right and Duty of Governments to Protect Their People
1355. It is Their Duty as Loyal and Devoted Citizens to Offer Their Services to Their Country
1356. "Specifically Aggressive or Directly Military" Activities are to be Avoided
1357. A Bahá’í May Enlist in the Armed Forces if not Made Liable for Combatant Service
1358. National Service Through Professions Useful to Mankind—National Spiritual Assembly Has Responsibility to Counsel Youth
1359. Bahá’ís are not Asking to be Given a Safe Berth During Hours of National Crisis