Has anyone come across the Bahai Scriptures?What do you think of it.?
By Lailamaria
@Lailamaria (109)
Sweden
March 10, 2007 11:55am CST
Hello everybody, believers and nonbelievers
I just wonder if there is any interest in the Bahai Faith. The name has turned up here,at Mylot, I found. And how to get to the Bahai site too.www.Bahai.org Have you read something? I'd like to know your opinion. Does it mean anything to you? I myself have a new and better life through my faith in its Founder Bahá'u'lláh.(1817 -1892)all since more than 30 years.
Leo Tolstoy said. "We are trying to unlock the mysteries of the universe, but there was a prisoner in Akka, Bahá'u'lláh, who had the key."Bahá'u'lláh said:"Earth is but one country and mankind its citizens"
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5 responses
@banditwsj (653)
• Indonesia
10 Mar 07
As individuals they are just like you and me (fallible), but when they as a group assemble in unity, the decision that arises out of that meeting is certainly infallible.
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@Lailamaria (109)
• Sweden
10 Mar 07
Hello banditwj
Thank you very much for a quick and wonderful response. You are quite right. Bahis are like other people, we are anybody. That means, anyboy can become a Bahai. But that unity , it really counts. The absolutely infallible descisions however is made by the Universal House of Justice, the Bahai World Center in Haifa.Bahais believe that God supports and guides that Inernational Assembly directly. According to the promises of its Founder, Bahá'u'lláh. The rest of the spiritual assemblies, national and local, sometimes have to adjust themselves , but decisions made in unity and harmony is the main thing, and will be corrected smoothly, if needed.
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@mjsdls (1840)
• United States
10 Mar 07
I'm not of your faith, but I did check out the link you sent me. I think I still have it. I like to learn different things.
I'm from the Christian faith, but many people have given Christian faith a bad name. The ones who have given Christians a bad name is ones who fess to be Christians but do not follow Jesus's laws. In other words they do not walk the Christian fatith.
But I quess every religious faith as those kinds of people. Glad to see you again. How you like mylots?
@runner0369 (641)
• United States
7 Feb 08
I became a Bahai last year and my life had changed so much since then. I have come to know and believe and God and I am so happy to have found God! I want to share my happiness with everyone but I understand that each must follow his or her own path. All of the Scriptures have so much meaning and are so applicable to the problems humanity faces today. It is truly amazing!
