World auxiliary language
From Bahai9
Introduction
The Bahá'í Writings promote the adoption by representatives throughout the world (and their scholars) of a world auxiliary language.
Todos for this page
(The raw quotations in the Bahá'í Writings on this topic (as compiled here) have been brought on-site here now and can be edited and added to now at the latter page.
Volunteers are also needed to bring the quotations to this page and arrange them in logical groupings with Lights of Guidance-style headings added to each quotation (and possibly also to groupings of quotations).We have also been given permission to adapt the essay here which may be helpful in this regard, but as these wiki pages such as you are now reading are to be solely from the Baha'i Faith's point of view, and as the Baha'i Faith does not advocate any particular language or language type for the final decision (unlike the former site), the referred-to author's arguments in favor of a particular language must be omitted (i.e., those portions which are not BPOV) here).)
See also
- Esperanto
- http://onetongue.com for a campaign, neutral as to the final choice of language, dedicated to spreading the idea of a world auxiliary language via word-of-mouth.
