4)
{
if (!$already_referred)
{
include("/home/gnxpa91/MT2/includeref.inc");
$refObj = new RefStuff();
$refObj->setURL("$serv");
$ary = file("/home/gnxpa91/MT2/referer.inc");
$ary2 = file("/home/gnxpa91/MT2/refererterms.inc");
$refObj->setMATCHES($ary2);
foreach ($ary as $v)
{
$splitval = split("&",$v);
$thefirst = $splitval[0];
if (preg_match("/$thefirst/i",$refObj->url))
{
$delim = $splitval[1];
$delim = preg_replace("/ /","",$delim);
$refObj->delimiter = $delim;
$refObj->InitRefStuff();
}
}
}
}
?>
July 08, 2004
Here is a narrowly delineated example of how initial conditions can result in something far different than what one might have expected: the Bahai religion. What started as a reformist (even fundamentalist) movement with the broad family of Iranian Shia movements, transformed into a liberal universalist faith that promotes racial harmony and the acknowledges the truth that can be found in all religions. (Zach Latif might dispute this characterization)
