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The "three" wise men(as someone above mentioned the Bible doesn't give a number) were Zoroastrians from Persia.

Could somebody please show me where original sin is found in the bible?

I am interested to investigate this further, could you please cite bible versus that support this doctrine?

Yeah you're right. I've got only 18 some odd years in this plane of existence i haven't experienced all i could. :rolleyes:

It is confusing to me why the Bible suggests that punishment is eternal (2 Thes. 1:8-10, Jude 1:7, Luke 16:24, Matt. 25:30,46) while the revelation of Baha'u'llah says the opposite. Why is the idea of a "temporary hell" so to speak or the idea that others can pray for people in "hell" to help...

Does anybody have an answer to the question?

So why is it that these two great Faiths similar in origin have two different views of the afterlife?

From what i understand the Christian view on hell is eternal, while in the Baha'i Faith it is possible to progress closer to God. Why is it that the views on hell are different in these two faiths? -Seeker

I'll try. I'm not sure how connected i'll be over there.

This 22nd of August I'm going to go on a 12 month service to Haifa!:D

Thanks Bruce!

Why did the Hands choose to dissolve the International Baha'i Council after the passing the Guardian? Explanations from the Universal House of Justice would be great too. -Seeker

How would you define salvation in Baha'i terms as opposed to Christian terms.

I have a question about the following quote: You ask if, through the appearance of the kingdom of God, every soul hath been saved. The Sun of Reality hath appeared to all the world. This luminous appearance is salvation and life; but only he who hath opened the eye of reality and who hath seen...

I was merely giving a Baha'i answer to the meaning of the trinity. Is it wrong for me to defend the Baha'i Faith if someone says something false about it?