bahá'í faith (all religion stems from one)

>>1779862
Baha'i isn't origin of all religions, just another attempt to create new one.

>>1779877
Correct me if I'm wrong but isint it the belief of all religions stemming from 1?

>>1779936
No.

>>1779946
Ok then what is it

>>1779968
>Muslim mormonism

Memes aside, baha'i is the belief that all religions, that there is no god but god
Instead of rejecting other people's religions, baha'is incorporate others' beliefs into their own
Prophets, or Messengers of God, are very important in Baha'i and besides Moses, Noah, Abraham, Jesus, and Muhammed (praise be upon him), Zoroaster, the Buddha, and Krishna are also venerated in Baha'i
The two founders of Baha'i, the Báb and Báhà'u'llah are also important and these 10 Prophets make the core of Baha'i belief, but there are a lot of others venerated as either minor prophets or as possible major prophets

Besides the unity of religion Baha'is believe in the unity of humanity, cosmopolitanism, and the equality of every including race, gender, etc, egalitarianism

Hope that answered your question anon, btw, not original poster

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>>1779862
>all these main religions must stem from one single subject

I love this meme

>>1779862
>If you go back far enough all these main religions must stem from one single subject right?
Depends on the subject. If it's knowing God or getting "the answer to the universe" or whatever, then definitely no. If it's about handling suffering, then maybe it might the case, but Buddhism is the only one that formulates understanding and ending suffering as its sole objective. Generally others tend to get too preoccupied by questions of how to worship divinities and how big guys those divinities are.

>>1779862
>If you go back far enough all these main religions must stem from one single subject right?
Correct, the infinite, unchangeable and all-loving Jesus Christ.