About the Baha'i Faith

 For those who don't know about the Baha'i Faith, a religion that started in 1844 in Persia, and spread around the world, I'm sharing this article from a few years ago.

There is perhaps a misunderstanding or misconception in this article. It does list Krishna as a prophet, when Krishna is God, perhaps a misinterpretation based on the Baha'i perspective of messengers of God. There is also the Baha'i belief that God does not take human form, but can instead perfectly reflect his or her light on a messenger such as Jesus, Moses, or Baha'u'llah... 

It's a little detail that you can't let impede your search for the truth. All religions tend to misinterpret other faiths in big or little ways, but as long as religions are honest with their intentions ans are in harmony with each other they are true faiths of God! 

https://bahaiteachings.org/bahai-faith-basic-overview/

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