The following is a basic outline of the beliefs and teachings of the Baha’i faith. For reference to a particular belief, please reference our articles dealing with specific beliefs within the Baha’i faith. God There is one God, no Trinity. God created the world. Even...
The Sanskrit word “karma” basically means “to do or act.” The law of karma is more than merely the idea that one reaps what one sows. It teaches that every thought or deed, whether they are good or bad, will have consequences that will determine how an individual...
Abdu’l-Baha: The son and appointed successor of the Baha’i by its founder Baha’u’llah. He is known as the “Center of the Covenant.” He is the one in which all Baha’is should turn towards. He is also the authorized interpreter of his father Baha’u’llah’s writings. ...
A short bibliography of resources for researching Baha'i: Books for Researching Baha'i Halverson, Dean. "Buddhism," in The Illustrated Guide to World Religions, Dean Halverson, general editor, Bethany House Publishers, Grand Rapids, Michigan, 2003, p. 49....
Yoga is a practice that has become very popular in the United States. According to a 2008 study, there are 15.8 million Americans who practice Yoga.[fn]http://www.yogajournal.com/advertise/press_releases/10, accessed June 6th, 2010.[/fn] Before we can answer...
This article is designed to give you some pointers when sharing your faith Baha’is. I recommend that you also read the other articles dealing with evangelism on our website since they will deal with the issues of why we should share our faith and how we share our...
Baha'is claim that “The resurrections of the Divine Manifestations are not of the body. All Their states, Their conditions, Their acts, the things They have established, Their teachings, Their expressions, Their parables and Their instructions have a spiritual and...