CG Didymus
Veteran Member
This then is not how it's supposed to be? I do believe there are problems with this top-down way of running things. I was around Baha'is and knew one of the editors when the "Dialogue" magazine ran the "A Modest Proposal" article and got shut down.The Haifan Bahai community is organized by the appointed arm of UHJ, the appointees being complete sycophants to the UHJ, and who see their job as being to carry out verbatim the slightest whims of the UHJ. The locally elected institutions rarely deviate from the bidding of the UHJ, or make any kind of independent initiative, because they are brainwashed into trusting the appointed arm. The result is the entire global Haifan Bahai community is centrally run, by a UHJ that is unable to see the problems of individual local Bahai communities.
How would it have been different with the Unitarian Baha'is? Or would it?