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Epistemological Implications of the Gradated Claims to Divine Authority in the Bahá'í Writings

Author	William S. Hatcher
Title of item	Epistemological Implications of the Gradated Claims to Divine Authority in the Bahá'í Writings
Subtitle of item	Reflections on Infallibility
Volume	17:1-4
Pages	71-84
Parent publication	Journal of Bahá'í Studies
Publisher of this ed.	Ottawa: Association for Bahá'í Studies
Date of this edition	2007
Language	English
Permission	publisher
Posted	2012-06-17 by Jonah Winters
Classified in	Published Articles
URL	bahai-library.com/hatcher_gradated_claims_authority
Abstract	There are different levels of infallibility, from the greater (the Manifestations who are "omniscient at will") to the lesser (like the Guardian, who has conferred freedom-from-error).
Notes	Mirrored with permission from journal.bahaistudies.ca/online/article/view/139.
Tags	Epistemology; Guardianship; Infallibility; Manifestations of God; Philosophy
Page views	4163 hits since 2012-06-17
Last edited	2022-04-06 23:47 EST. See previous versions [archive.org]. Documents posted between 2003-2012 had various slightly different URLs and sometimes can be found in archive.org with addresses like bahai-library.com/file.php5?file=hatcher_gradated_claims_authority.

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