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hmmm...i think you're right. They are Baha'i, at least they are now. :) I read it 11 or 12 years ago, i must be thinking of the introduction or comments about the book from people who aren't. I remember some kind of association in my mind with that book and non-Baha'i's, i dunno. sorry...

you are correct. :) one of the first books I read was "The Baha'i Faith, an Emerging Global Religion", it was written by 2 non-Baha'i's, I don't remember their names. But it seemed to be accurate for the most part. I used to have it, but I loaned it out and never got it back, or I could tell...

Hi farhan, Postmaster said: The way I see it is that the Baha'i Faith has it's roots in Islam the same way Christianity has it's roots in Judaism. The Bab and Baha'u'llah were both raised Muslim, just as Jesus grew up Jewish. Does that help?

Hi Postmaster, I understand how you could be taken aback by this. But it's important to understand that there is ALOT of misinformation out there. A couple of the Bab's followers made an attempt on the life of the Shah, they felt they needed to do something because he was responsible for...

[/color] Hi Postmaster, :) Yes, you are correct. Baha'u'llah tells us that miracles are only proof for those who see them, and even then they can begin to doubt their own eyes over time, so we should not put too much creedence in them. The real proof of the prophets/manifestations mission is...