KaiG wrote:
Fuzzy wrote:
Khan_Sama wrote:
The Baha'i faith. We are deeply rooted in the marriage of science and religion.
http://info.bahai.org/article-1-5-3-1.htmlHey I forgot about you guys. Keep up the good work.
Yeah, you look pretty good. It's a kind of deistic humanism, right?
Thanks Fuzzy.
@KaiG- By Deism, do you mean the non-intervention of God in human affairs? We don't besmirch the faith with instances of miracles (although we don't deny them). As far as we are concerned, they are irrelevant to the cause. We do, however, strongly believe that God intervenes in human affairs, particularly by revealing a new dispensation every millennium or so.
We are a highly organised religion. I doubt we fall under the Deistic category at all.
We believe that no human can describe the nature of God - it is like how a painting can never describe the nature of its painter, or how a table can never describe the nature of its carpenter.
As far as humanism is concerned - yes, we believe in establishing a new world order, where human beings can live in harmony and unity. A world without war, a world with no prejudice of race or gender, a world with no hate, a world with no extremes of wealth and poverty. We are conservative when it comes to morals, progressive when it comes to society.
Hope that answers your question.