CG Didymus
Veteran Member
The Baha’i World Community offered its experience as a global community to the United Nations in 1986 so it’s up to world leaders to decide for themselves if they wish look at using some or all of it. The Foundation is the oneness of mankind.
The Baha'i community? I have been around Baha'is. The main thing they do is find ways to "teach" their religion to others. Lots of their laws are not enforced. So, what is the U.N. supposed to look at? Why not look at the "communities" in the other religions? Are Islamic communities working? When the various sects of Christianity have control over an area, did those communities work?So how is Baha'i supposed to work?
The probably worked just fine... as long as people followed the rules. But what happened when they didn't? As we are learning, if a Baha'i doesn't follow the approved leaders, they can get kicked out. If they don't follow all the rules, they can get sanctioned.
So, yes, the Baha'i model works. Join and believe in the proper succession of leadership. Obey the UHJ and teach the Faith, and all will be good. So, how does the U.N. apply that?
But there are more teachings that the Baha'is recommend. That all nations disarm... That they elect a world tribunal... There are so many. But the first and most basic teaching that, for some Baha'is, that must be taught now... is the "oneness" of humanity. What could it hurt to teach it to our children. Make them all world citizens. Get them on a path to following the teachings of the Baha'i Faith. What's wrong with that? Of course, Baha'is would deny that is the goal and ultimate plan.