It is illogical to say that because men have a certain nature that all men have more than one wife for the reason “you think they do.” I will send you another post about the three wives of Baha’u’llah and you can draw your own conclusions.
It isn’t uptight just because
you say it is. That is nothing but a personal opinion, to which you have a right.
Uptight: anxious or angry in a tense and overly controlled way.
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There is no “reason” to think that anyone is uptight just because they do not believe in sex outside of marriage.
I do not know if God was pondering. Maybe God was just waiting for when the time was right to create humans. Hell if I know, God’s actions are far above my pay grade.
By reading about Him, according to documented history, people who knew Him personally. That is documented in
The Revelation of Bahá'u'lláh, Volumes 1-4, cover the 40 years of His Mission, from 1853-1892.
The ministry of Baha'u'llah from1953-1892, is covered in
God Passes By.
No, you do not
know that Baha’is shame their children if they are homosexuals.
Nobody dumps guilt on anyone else. We are all responsible fro our own feelings. If someone feels guilty about sex, they cannot blame anyone else. Even if children were raised that way they can break free later.
No, we do not lay guilt trips on anyone, we just have Laws. Moreover, there is no reason to think that any Baha’is feel guilty. If they break a Law they might feel guilty but that is appropriate guilt, because they are going against the Laws if their own religion.
Of course I cannot know for certain anything that God did, not in an objective way... But I do know that God spoke to Baha’u’llah because of all the evidence that indicates that, without having to be there when Baha’u’llah got His Revelation. There were witnesses to His Revelation but even they could not know that God was speaking to Baha’u’llah, only Baha’u’llah and God knew.
I certainly did not take “His Word” for it. If that is all I had, it would be circular reasoning to believe in Him... I looked at all the categories of evidence I posted to you on the other thread.
It is illogical to assume that all believers believe in a religion just
because they want to, because there can be other reasons, and that might not even be one of the reasons.
You are certainly wrong about my “wanting to believe it.” For about 42 years I did not want to believe it and I turned by back on the Baha’i Faith almost completely. But about five years ago, I decided I was ready to come back and take it seriously.
Yes it does; because we know that most people have overcome it that means that it is possible to overcome it. There are much worse things than feeling guilty about sex.
Who says I do? I do have an issue with people who do not practice what they believe but if I judge them it is my issue to overcome. I would never shame anyone over their behavior but I have a right to have an opinion about it and it would be dishonest if I said I thought hypocrisy was good behavior.