In this collection of scholarly essays, the reader will find articles on various aspects of Bahá’í philosophy—philosophical anthropology, philosophy of science, philosophy of culture, epistemology, ethics, philosophy of religion, comparative and political philosophy, and, finally, history of philosophy. This compilation presents Bahá’í philosophy as a new wave of philosophical thought, and it finds itself in a fruitful dialogue not only with the traditional forms of religious philosophy but also with the modern Western thought practices of reason and empirical observation.