What is the Baha'i Faith? An Introduction by Rainn Wilson

[@supriyar7150]

I had this same idea for long time but I never knew it actually exist...Now I have a name for my spiritual way...

[@edwinedpalina918]

Contact the nearest Baha'i community in your area to find out more: @t

[@NathanKidd501]

I've been doubting my faith (as a Christian) and I came upon this faith last night during my spiritual search. I believe God has directed me to this video and is showing me the best path to take to him. I love the Baha'i faith.

[@Sephaos]

I think this video may have just saved my life.

[@Califokie12]

I want to publicly thank my high school friends from 1974 for introducing me to Baha’i. It was a moment in time and space I have never forgotten and held in my heart in peace and love and always will...even if my worldview is different, I will always love Baha’i and it’s lovely people. Peace.

[@beetoven8193]

Thank you for sharing, Rainn. I respect you enormously for speaking out for peace. I am an atheist, but I think I would feel very welcome in your church.

[@drew25music]

Not going to lie, when people would try to explain it to me, it seemed like Baha'i members were just trying to "pad their odds" to say, by not choosing a side. However, after watching this and having it explained better and fuller, I see that it is a lovely faith with many points I agree with. While I personally am a non-denominational Christian, I feel that Christ and Baha'i would have been close friends if they lived at the same time. Bless you, Baha'i friends.

[@HuntaKiller91]

my wife is a roman catholic christian and im Bahai..we can live together and mix with friends from either faith,Mankind should love and embrace each other regardless of skin color,gender and race..love you as well Friend

[@alexguerra9337]

Im very interested in this religion now. I’ve never clicked with a religion because of core beliefs. I grew up catholic but never felt like the faith was for me. This....this religion and the core beliefs is calling me.

[@narsreenjohnson4966]

if you like reading there are very imnteresting books start of the faith called release the sun y william sears very interesting.many beautiful books.on youtube there is the life and martyrdom of the Bab if you like to see.Bahaullahs kitabe iqan is very nteresting written by Bahaullah He explains lots of puzzling questions like cometh from the clouds what is the symbolic meanings of clouds and how pele interpret literally for thousand s of years.jews missed the messiah and now Bahaullah

[@BahaiTeachingsOrg]

Hi Alex, thank you for your comment. If you’d like to learn more we would encourage you to check Bahai.org (the official website of the Baha’i community) or BahaiTeachings.org. All the best :)

[@aryanjo9629]

Baha'i faith is the first religion that directly teach people not to obey blindly, and to search for truth independently using your own brain with no prejudice. Thank God, It's about the time.

[@jaimebatista4624]

Growing up, I raised in the ways of Christianity and was taught to believe many things in Christianity... and also fear. But as I grew and began to truly see the world revolving around me I began to question certain things about my Religion, why are things the way they are when the bible said otherwise. Science was the key factor of this; it made me understand and learn not just simply what caused diseases, earthquakes, and evolution but about people and reasoning and how to know the difference between fact and opinion, but it also caused me major confusion and conflict within myself. Between religion and science, I didn't know what to believe, I was so confused for the longest time thinking the two never hand in hand. I do believe in the bible and what it says but not all of it, and reason and science can tell us a lot more about the world around then. I always told myself I was a "half Christian" but is that even a thing? My name is Jaime, I am 20 years old and am a believer in both science and religion. I consider myself a wanter of peace and equality for there is truly nothing else I desire more in this divided world. I am still young and still VERY confused but I think Bahai's beliefs are what strive the believe in because it literally embodies my thoughts and even my sense of reasoning. I agree with the Bahai Faith 100%

[@chrisazure1624]

Keep studying the Bible. Most of the problems people have with the Bible are their preconceptions about what they think it says, not what it actually teaches.

[@lilj3467]

I am tHE *EXACT SAME WAY*

[@shayaandanish5831]

Just keep God at the highest priority. God will guide you to the truth. Peace and hope you find the truth you seek

[@noahtomkinson1608]

I've been looking for a sign for awhile, I've always had this idea but never knew where to go, I felt out of place whenever I would try to get into Christianity but always felt naive for believing in God when exploring my more scientific side, this, this is what I've been looking for

[@jnanashakti6036]

This is just how I've always felt, in a sense. I might try and do some Baha'i stuff in my life :)

[@BahaiTeachingsOrg]

Thanks for your comment T. Hepner! Please check out our website for some great articles written by Baha'is around the world. You can also find out how to get involved with the Baha'is in your area. Visit BahaiTeachings.org

[@symonperreault1462]

Bears, Beets and The Bahai Faith!

[@janetpound8727]

Thank you Rainn for giving your voice and gift to this.

[@avantikabansal9438]

The video is very well made. I am intrigued to know more about Baha’i. I like the idea propagated about one god , all you need is love , gender equality and modern ideas around science and religion.

[@georgialesley2185]

Love this, the perfect way to introduce the Faith, simple, succinct and invites conversation.

[@SyntaxGamify]

Thanks, Dwight.

[@tracycriswell3828]

Very interesting I was raised a Christian but I have felt something was missing, I would like to learn more about this

[@BahaiTeachingsOrg]

thanks for your comment, Tracy. If you are interested in learning more we would highly encourage you to check out Bahai.org and BahaiTeachings.org

[@NaeimG]

At last, a concise clear and refreshing introduction, presented in a straightforward way without the usual airy emotive undertone. Thank you Rainn and team. Please use this model to elaborate on other subject matters.

[@SahabMahboubi]

A great introduction to the Baha'i Faith. I loved the narration and animation.

[@borhanamin1564]

A lovely introduction to the faith. uplifting and empowering!

[@robizadi]

Wow! What an amazing video by Rainn Wilson, a true spiritual educator and guiding light illuminating the path towards embracing a world vision, no matter our belief, culture or area of the world we are from. Thank you for producing this truly unique and awe-inspiring video, which everyone needs to watch to understand the potential prosperity of humankind in striving towards unity in diversity.

[@naihongsar4377]

after watching this video clip, I was one of bahai, I love it. thanks for your sharing.

[@IrinaMusuc]

I loved it. Brilliant work! Very concise, comprehensive and clear way of explaining the core of the Baha'i beliefs!

[@makstari]

Dear BahaiTeachings, thanks for posting this! Rainn Wilson and his friends did a great job!

[@kiyaw.2318]

I saw this video as an ad to another, and I ended up watching the whole thing. Very interesting👍

[@petejams7340]

Wonderfully explained in a simple and contemporary fashion, way to go!

[@Jace1511]

So good! Thanks for putting this together Rain Wilson and team.

[@klusignolo54]

I've spent a lot of time trying to find spiritual meaning, at one point or another I've been a member of every abrahamic faith. Each of them were beneficial to me but it felt as though I was living in a different age. Most of the same philosophies can be applied today, but you can tell they had a different age in mind. Many of the quotes you said sound as though they were taken from my own thoughts. I'm very interested and will be reading more on the faith.

[@BahaiTeachingsOrg]

Thank you so much for your comment! There is certainly wisdom in investigating all faiths and philosophies. If you’re interested in learning more about the Baha’i Faith we would highly encourage you to check Bahai.org and BahaiTeachings.org. There is loads of content for you to dive into your search for meaning. Good luck and all the best!

[@ellylovely205]

Interesting video! Baha'i Faith is about Logic, Religion, and Science. Thank you for sharing with everyone. Best of luck everybody.

[@matthewRest]

Thank you for this interesting intro to the Bahai faith.

[@archieisdank374]

To be honest I loved rainn Wilson narrating he explained so well and he's a familiar voice.

[@karenmccants1439]

"When the lease on our meat suit runs out..."😂😂😂 Awesome video--love the Baha'i Faith--it's what the world needs!❤️🙏🏽❤️🙏🏿❤️🙏🏻❤️

[@thomashernandez1004]

Great video! And what a wonderful gift for the Bicentenary! Can't wait to show it to my friends!

[@Afsane9]

Wow! Beautiful!! Thank you!! Love American Baha'is!, assistance of The Master and The Guardian!!

[@keeganmoonshine7183]

randomly clicked this video while the office was already playing on my TV. Was surprised when I heard Rainn Wilson coming from both my TV and computer lol.

[@kavyavalmiki5638]

I REALLY DONT KNOW ABOUT BAHAI, WHILE I AM DOING MY THESIS I AM RESEARCHING ABOUT SOME SPRITUAL THINGS, I HEARD ABOUT BAHAI WHILE I AM SEARCHING I GOT UR VIDEO IT WAS REALLY AMAZING INFO OF BAHAI

[@lysb.6672]

Thanks for that great and very clear presentation. Very inspirational!

[@whitetrashtrucker908]

I'm a Convert to Islam.. I love my religion in So many ways.. Before I was atheist and Islam has offered so much insight into my life. Alhamduilla. Unfortunately I see that Islam like all religions is divisive.. I dnt belive my Christian parents will go to hell or that they r lost.. Or that one of my Lesbian friends should be stonned to death or persecuted as she would under sharia.. I dnt think women in my religion are treated fairly and the man's role is not healthy to him as well.. This video seems to me that I'm not the only person who see things this way.... Very interesting

[@KareemRuhi]

Absolutely brilliant work; content and production wise. God bless!

[@ryanmeek6284]

One thing that I want to point out us that, while practically you can see what most atheists deduce as their cosmology, there is no atheist doctrine. There is no atheist cosmology. All atheism means is without theism. It does not make claims about how the world and the universe came to be, and there are plenty of atheists that believe all kinds of different things about science and religion and how everything came to be. Atheism is merely not believing in any theism.

[@frostygamer1245]

Great actor, better teacher.

[@liveforloveforall163]

This is very interesting philosophy. Well done:) Will read more about Baha'i Faith.

[@kemocali6504]

I watched this entire video 🤔. This is how I want to live.

[@MaryJaneHancock]

Thank you for posting! Interesting. Good presentation too

[@maryberdjis4223]

This is great and very well explained. Thanks

[@roshand6580]

Absolutely Brilliant

[@heartywhistler]

Wonderful video, and beautiful animation!

[@thegodofpiggy9790]

I'm atheist, but this is beautiful.

[@TheDelmont]

Well Done Rainn!!!!

[@Nilizita]

Amazing presentation Rainn. God bless you. 🙏🌷💜

[@SFCFilms]

Nice. Be excellent to each other. 😃😎🎬

[@jamal1844]

*11:45** love this part*

[@yaseminaksoy1680]

I love you man...you are the best..l like your religion actually what l believe in my heart..1 god only for whole humanity,cant ignore bible kuran or budiszm teachings..

[@sharkawy70]

Excellent work.

[@astar8626]

i love this video so much...

[@mercierl.bangala4876]

Well done

[@katrinabergmanmccolloch5948]

Thank you for this video.

[@elhamm6569]

Thank you for the video !

[@aladinehanna3137]

Well done!

[@livingrevelation]

The Dilemma that all brothers from all religions(Hindu, Muslim, Christian) are facing today- -- The Dilemma of most of our Hindu brothers is- " I don't know anything about Hinduism except that which my parents and my ancestors have been following and practicing. I haven't read any religious scripture at all. What is an Upanishad? I don't know. So am I a Hindu? No, I don't think so. But when it comes to hating, detesting, and abusing a Muslim or a Christian brother, I do that with all my passion and full energy in the name of 'Hindutva'. This is great, a person knowing nothing about Hinduism coining a self made term called 'Hindutva', and rest of them follow like cattle! " "Proud to be a Hindu", "Hoy Hinduch" - No, following Shivaji Maharaj and being a true Hindu are two different things. They are separate. " ---- The Dilemma of most of our Christian brothers is- Ask a Christian brother. Brother, "What did Jesus teach?". Most will respond, "Jesus died on the Cross for the sake of our sins. The blood of Jesus saves us." You ask them again, "Brother, my question was not what Jesus did and why he did that. My question is 'WHAT DID HE TEACH? " Very few faithful Christian brothers will respond - " Jesus was a teacher of Truth, of Divine Love. He was the way to the Divine Love of the Father. Teacher of Immortality. Of Eternal Life. Of transcending the human into the Divine." And even very few will agree to this - After Jesus, God sent another Messenger whose name was Muhammad, and although Muhammad's teaching proclaim about 'accepting' all Messengers before him, including Jesus, many of our Christian brothers are inclined to deny the Message of Muhammad. This is the dilemma of many of our Christian brothers! --- The Dilemma of most of our Muslim brothers is- They say, "We believe in Probhet Muhammad(PBUH) and we believe in all the Prophets(PBUT) who came before him. They know that a 'Promised One' was going to come after Prophet Muhammad. But when the Promised One came - One Whom God had made manifest, and when He explained that THE RELIGIONS OF THE WORLD COME FROM THE SAME SOURCE AND ARE IN ESSENCE SUCCESSIVE CHAPTERS OF ONE RELIGION FROM GOD- even after claiming this Truth which is known to all - the turned their back on Him and denied Him. Now many Muslim brothers are facing the same Dilemma like our Christian brothers- they are as reluctant to accept the One Whom God has made manifest after Prophet Muhammad, as are many Christians to follow Prophet Muhammad(PBUH)! Subhan Allah!

[@deliriousmysterium8137]

Thank you

[@richardjones5431]

Wonderful summary of the Baha'i Faith. There are so many Baha'i principles and teachings to explore all suited for the age we live in. Question : where they made up in the 19th century or from God?

[@townfanjohn]

science doesnt drive the creation of anything it simply studies it

[@mz3993]

Love this!

[@francescaa8331]

Wonderful video.

[@pranaygaisamudre8021]

Nice

[@HopeandI]

For the record we're still talking about the God of Abraham. Is it misleading to suggest it includes religions who dont recognize "one God"?

[@dudeonthasopha]

So when the Buddha came along and said there was no such thing as God and that nothing is eternal, that part got lost?

[@stylomojo]

Like the word HANEEF, any abrahamic faith that pray to God Allah like Muhamad shall goto paradise. With good deed.

[@musjo3405]

Thank you for the video. It is interesting to learn about other faiths especially when it is so similar to my faith, Islam. In Islam, we believe that: 1. There is One God (the supreme being, no image, no human-like characteristics). He created the universe and all that is in it (heaven, earth, hell, angels, devil, animals, nature) 2. Humanbeings are not evolved from apes, but is one of His best creations of God (humans are created with emotions, minds to think and do wonderful or destructive things). 3. No intermediaries in Islam. Humanbeings can connect and pray straight to God even if there is no Imams, Mullahs or Ulama. Direct connection to Almighty. 4. This world (material, physical world) is created by Him but will eventually one day come to an end. As all things die or come to and end, so as this world we live ine. The final destination is the Heavens where all of His creations will reunite and be with Him. 5. Therefore, in order to maintain order, harmony and peace on earth in preparation for the after life, God sends down prophets and his Messengers as teachers, guides and reminders to humanbeings not to transgress in their actions. Prophets are sent to established empires/civilizations (to pharoahs, kings, tribe leaders who had transgressed, caused misery to their people or to others). 6. Believing in past Prophets and their teachings is one of the pillars of Islamic faith. Muhammad is sent as the final and seal of all Prophets and mercy to all. He came to verify all other prophets teachings, he came to repair what has been damaged and to heal this modern world which is more compelexed than those living in previous era. 7. People may argue that Prophet Muhammad have no miracles unlike Jesus (cure the blind, wake the dead), Moses (speak to God, change stick to Snake), Solomon (talk to birds, control the unseen).....but the miracle that he has is the Al-Quran (words of God) and his Sunnah. Through Quran and Sunnah, God is sending humanbeings the solution to all the modern day problems such as how to worshiop God, how to treat parents, friends, neighbours, how to do business transactions without deceiving, how to walk, talk, eat, how to negotiate, how to govern, how to be compassion and forgiving, how to strive for success, science and all others,how to coexsit and live in a multi cultural environment.

[@Rick-ve5lx]

Mus Jo Dogs came from wolves, we came from apes. It doesn’t make us bad people.

[@listening2all]

Heavenly Father made man in His image and likeness in the beginning. We are fearfully and wonderfully made.

[@lawrencemichalec552]

I found your channel on Lunatic dad channel There was a bad on it promoting your channel with this video I subscribed for sure

[@BahaiTeachingsOrg]

Lawrence Michalec thank you for subscribing! If you’re interested in learning more we’d encourage you to check out Bahai.org and BahaiTeachings.org

[@kamfarez]

Great video!!!

[@breath888]

I was hoping for an explanation of Baha'i without it having to be compared to Christianity or atheism. I would be considered an agnostic atheist or something. I think it would be nice to sit with people, without a preacher or hierarchy present, to meditate on how to make myself and the world around me better. But I think I may need a different explanation of this faith. I will try their website.

[@jorgepeterbarton]

I can imagine this becoming very popular. People ditch religion after pluralism (postmodernity if you really must call it that) but bahai seems to be a pluralist stance. Almost all societies have a God, yet all Gods are inconsistent... So summising from that, if you are still theist and figure that the convergent rise of religion isnt just some psychological archetype seems pretty logical.

[@aliciaalvarez1857]

bien, me.gusto Rainn 🎶🎶☄

[@rustecohle591]

Please do this for Unitarian Universalism!!!!

[@RiazRouhani]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@chrisazure1624]

So why should we believe this new prophet? What is the evidence he was a real prophet?

[@davidumeda5516]

Baha’i’s believe in what they call independent investigation of the truth, which means that each individual must investigate the claims made by Baha’u’llah independently and come to their own conclusions. My own way was to read the writings of Baha’u’llah. One example is a book by Baha’u’llah called The Hidden Words. To give an idea of the ‘flavor’ of that book, here is one passage: “O Son of Spirit! The best beloved of all things in my sight is justice; turn not away therefrom if thou desires Me, and neglect it not that I may confide in thee. By its aid thou shalt see with thine own eyes and not through the eyes of others, and shalt know of thine own knowledge and not through the knowledge of thy neighbor....”

[@ArmanGoshtasbe]

You shouldn't believe it on anyone else's word. The question as I see it is "Do I want to invest the time to investigate His writings, ponder them and sincerely seek to see with my OWN eyes if His claims are true?" The 'evidence' is what the scriptures do to your inner world, if there is any inner transformation that occurs within you when someone sincerely seeks to investigate the writings/teachings. Solid questions! =) Cheers.

[@ilpresidentedimarte3493]

does it really matter if he's real or not?you have to ask yourself the real question:can the teachings of this religion help me and the world?

[@mariyamfaizi8715]

Beautiful!❣️❣️

[@aryanjo9629]

There is only one religion of God for one human. Jewish, christian, Muslim and now Baha'i faith are all the same ideology for this one religion coming out every 1000 years to update the same religion.

[@bel2910]

I watched the whole thing. I'll stick with being a Christ follower.

[@BarryWillBuck]

Yup...as will I

[@bellsong626]

Belks Bahai’s do follow the teachings of Christ :)

[@BarryWillBuck]

@@bellsong626 Yeah, but in John 14:6 Jesus says "I am the way, the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me." In the Bahai faith, you really have to pick and choose what it is that you follow...the Bible, the Quran, and the Bhagavad Gita conflit plenty. This isn't me trying to make a stab at you for your faith or anything. Hope I made sense. Love you all, and stay well in these crazy time. Peace

[@phamawa]

Okay.

[@zinzorius313]

Good video, you didn't use strawmans or rely on fear to spread your beliefs. Overall the baha'i faith seems quite nice, although i'm still going to keep being an atheist.

[@edwinedpalina918]

Contact the nearest Baha'i community in your area to find out more: @t

[@gogojuice101]

i loved the message this faith teaches but i am also afraid of being disloyal to my current faith as well, i want to believe that this is the right way, but what if i’m wrong? i want to believe so much that we are all one race and one humanity but i also think of my bloodline, i don’t want to ruin or wipe or forget who my ancestors were or my origin. it’s just very confusing to me

[@happylife3930]

Oyku Pul embrace both 💕 culture will always be passed down like the Jewish faith even though many of them aren’t too religious

[@troyecara7017]

I am a Baha'i and one thing that is mentioned in the Baha'i writing is that the purpose of religion is to advance humanity through creating love and fellowship between men and putting an emphasis on not just our material existence, but also our spiritual one. So at the end of the day you do not have to convert in order to put into practice the belief that we are all one race. As long as you love others and are of service to humanity, the world will progress. I attend weekly devotionals in my neighbourhood with people from all faiths and we say prayers and sing songs together. Our labels do not matter because we are all striving for one thing; peace and unity in this divided world. I hope that helps ❤️

[@aleida2211]

❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣❣

[@noreenmurphyben-zvi1078]

Radiant and resplendentbahai song

[@yaseminaksoy1680]

Dear will,A person does himself,people do harm..you put in your hand in tge fire yourself by using your freewill..your body is your temple,your mind is your world..how you fullfiil them..with what..whatever you do,you do it...sorry not native english speaker but God give us freewill intellect feelings afterthat we are responsible

[@jnanashakti6036]

I think there 100% needs to be a woman who is a prophet of this level, and I believe that's what it means that wars will end when women are seen as completely equal. I wanna be dat.

[@cobalius]

Well i would prescribe whatever cures cognitive illusions, aggressive behaviour and the lack of creativity. I'm an atheist i guess. Religions are for me just a way of collective storytelling. And some of these stories seem to have come to a dead end. So i'm always happy to see new religions, especially when they're tackling the problems of the anthropogenic era (1950+). I like the Bahai faith because religious exclusivism is a problem and needs to be addressed since monotheism became popular.

[@BuzzKiller]

Hey Rainn/everyone, thanks for the video. Me and a friend watched it together and were discussing it afterwards. We werent sure how exactly women are oppressed/subjugated in the developed nations. Could you give us some examples?

[@EaEdge23]

BuzzKill some might say one symptom is the disparity in income between women and their male peers.

[@minahassani7844]

Another is gender roles, even in developed countries there are gender roles and double standards that are a form of oppression. Objectifying women and looking at them as a tool is another form of oppression in my view. At work it is more likely that your male counterpart gets that promotion than you as a female.

[@samirfierro]

"Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere" Whether or not one believes women are treated unjustly in their developed nation, there are clear examples of oppression in other countries that maybe we can all agree on. So long as that oppression exists there is not equality of man and woman. We don't like in a vacuum and must admit that though we might not see women as oppressed in our daily lives, the oppression impacts our lives. The workers that manufactured our clothes or are working at slave wages for the technology we use are in a society that does oppress women. The interconnectedness of the world makes it such that their subjugation impacts our lives.

[@BuzzKiller]

Hey e.edge, thanks for your response. Me and my friend actually talked a bit about that. Unfortunately the pay gap is really misunderstood statistic. I’ll try to give a brief explanation. The gender pay gap isn’t a comparison of income between a man and a woman’s with the same job, same education or experience etc (these differences account for a lot of the gender pay gap). What the gender pay gap actually is, is the difference in average weekly earnings between men and women without accounting for other important factors. It does not compare the same job or consider work experience, different industries, job position, education, hours worked, type of work, etc. When you account for these things the pay gap is pretty much nullified. Difference in interest between men and women also plays a large role. Women tend to be more interested in people and men in things. So women, on average, tend to choose jobs involving people such as nursing and teaching etc which have lower pay; whereas men tend to go into STEM (science, technology, engineering mathematics) which pays higher. Men also, on average, tend to choose jobs that are more dangerous or labour intensive which pay at higher rates. So there is indeed a difference in pay between men and women but not because of discrimination or oppression. An easy way to see if gender pay exists because of discrimination is to ask; Since labor costs are some of the largest costs companies can incur: if it was cheaper to hire women then why wouldn’t business save on expenses and just hire women?

[@BuzzKiller]

Thanks very much for your reply mina hassani. Im not really sure how gender roles are oppressive unless enforced by an institution. For example, women in the west are not forced into the role of motherhood or prevented from pursuing a life dedicated to their career. They have opportunities to do both; they have the same opportunities as men. Whereas women in some other nonwestern countries often are forced into gender roles with no choice or opportunities and severe consequences for disobedience which certainly is oppression. With your example of objectifying women i definitely agree that objectification is degrading to anyone who experiences it. But as far as i can see its not oppression, as its a result of individual choice and not institutional imposed. Insulting or offending someone, though bad, is not the same thing as oppressing them but it doesn’t make it any better or less painful. And on your last point that men are more likely to receive a promotion then females. Thats very hard to talk about without more specific details. That statistic may be true, that men receive more opportunities for promotion, but that doesn’t mean men are being promoted only because they are men or that women aren’t being promoted because of oppression. There are other factors that may be contributing. For example, on average, men tend to work longer hours then women, men tend to be more willing to move around for work, and tend to be more disagreeable which assists with negotiating for raises or promotions etc. There are many factors that contribute to these things and a differences don’t necessarily mean discrimination or oppression is occurring. Difference between groups (for example differences in promotions between men and women) does not require oppression.

[@glenn4887]

Very Good. Although I wish the economics of property were explored better.

[@BahaiTeachingsOrg]

Thank you for your comment, Glen. We’d highly encourage you to check out BahaiTeachings.org. Many of our contributors have delved into the subject of the Baha’i perspective on economics. All the best!

[@rustecohle591]

Wish someone would do this with Unitarian Universalism and the unity Church

[@kemocali6504]

LOVE

[@Topazdemonia]

He doesn't explain atheism or evolution quite right, but a very interesting video

[@abdurrahmanroaming8762]

Interesting .... what proves that bahaullah is a messenger ?

[@EggsNbacon64]

This is gonna go over horribly, BUT, if I was going to start a new world order this is how I’d do it. Religion is a powerful political weapon in the right hands. Is there a better way to establish a one world government? I’m just saying.. Always love Rainn Wilson though!

[@film79]

I don't personally see religion being a good way to start a one world government even though you are correct it is a powerful political weapon. It just seems like usually when religion is used it politics it always creates a strong opposition since people never seem to agree on what religion is the best one. So maybe you could take over a region but you'd have so many people thinking your religion is BS that then other countries would start to strongly oppose you and never join your government.

[@xXnostalgicXx]

I wouldn't be opposed to a one world government, depends on the intent. If it works it works, if not, well just keep trying. I honestly believe spiritual evolution will continue to take place until we go unite as one. Not in a communist, dictatorship type way. Just come together as one spiritually. Maybe, possibly, war will some day cease to exist on Earth.

[@atturnec360]

To your understanding why are these concepts and teaching not more widely accepted as it does not aim to be narrow it’s ideology?

[@ariyanwijaya270]

All the concept explained in the video is Islam from what I know. What is the difference between Islam and Baha'i?

[@ahmedetemadi3434]

The Báb, Bahá’ís believe, who was the Herald of the Faith, is the Promised Imam Mahdi/Qá’im while Bahá’u’lláh is the return of Christ. He abolished the Jizya tax & updated many things from Islam. So, I believe the Baha’i Faith is the Islam of this age, while Christianity was the Judaism of its former age (but an updated version). If you would like to ask me any questions, I’m here :)

[@tims.440]

Updated, like the iPhone? lol #toomanywords Edit: that being said thanks for the well-done video explaining the faith. I agree with everything except the “updating” idea. imo many ancient religions give more sophisticated knowledge and practice than later developments provided.

[@chasedavis2918]

This guy sounds like Dwight Shrute from the office

[@ocean3057]

Baha'i belongs to abrahmic religions?