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Re: Why are we listed under "Modern Religions" (not "Abrahamic" religions) in this fo I was looking at the descriptions for each sub-forum For "Modern Religions" it says: Religions new to the world over the recent centuries, their ideas, followings, and meaning While it is true that the...

Hey, You should read "Door of Hope" by Dr Ruhe, it will help you appreciate the history of the Faith in the Holy Land -Opal.

I did have one question the first time I came to this board but havent had time to raise is, so I guess I will do it now Howcomes Bahai is listed under "Modern Religions" and not "Abrahamic Religions" on this messageboard? Its rather strange... Shall I raise this with the admin or something?

In my opinion its written in that way because im pretty sure back then people assumed God lived in the clouds (in the sky). So obviously, Jesus (or the promised one) is going to come down from the clouds because thats where God lives and Jesus/whoever comes from God

Thou shalt not steal :p

Not at all! We're all here to learn from eachother and you kept on track ;)

Dont rely on wikpedia. Your best bet is to ask someone knowledgable

In this instance it shows us that there is a reason for everything, even though we may not realize it at the time. God always knows best.

That wasnt the whole paragraph, though. Here it is again, in full: One day, when the Báb had dismounted close to a well in order to offer His morning prayer, a roving Bedouin suddenly appeared on the horizon, drew near to Him, and, snatching the saddlebag that had been lying on the...

Thanks for the reply Sean :) The reason Im asking is because Ive come across a few people on the net making comments and saying that Bahais as being Freemasons, which personally I think is a rather paranoid thing to say. The only possible reason which I can think of them saying this is...

i have absolutely no idea whats going on but its all good :D lol thanks for the replies so far

Thanks so much for the quick reply. If i have any more questions I will post :)

So then what is the complete definition of a pacifist? Because I done some research on the net but it confused me even more...! Im confused because I know that Bahais are allowed to serve in the military but theyre not allowed to kill but can do other things

Hi everyone I wanted to ask something so that I can clarify if it is correct or not: Do Sikh men not cut their hair because hair is considered a gift from God? This is what I think is the reason, but I wanted to ask so that I am 100% sure Many thanks

I also forgot to ask: What does "Yamulka" actually mean? Thanks again

Shalom :) I have a question that I have always wanted to ask What is the significance of wearing a Yamulke? Could someone please kindly answer for me. Thanks

Hmm.... come to think of it, Im not 100% entirely sure what a "pacifist" is supposed to be. To the best of my knowledge, all I know is that they are totally against war and any type of military action (im probably wrong about this...)

Somebody said that they're not, but can someone please provide quotes to back this up for me ? Thanks

Can someone explain this in layman terms please :confused: I have absolutely no idea what this is... Thanks

same