CG Didymus
Veteran Member
This is what I said:How do you KNOW why people become inactive? Why do you think it is because of the Baha'i community? I cannot speak for others but it seems to me that if they were attached to their older religion they would drop out of the Baha'i Faith and go back to that older religion. I think some people just have personal problems or life circumstances that preclude them attending activities.
CG Didymus said: ↑
"Dead" wrong? People that have joined the Baha'i Faith but become inactive or resign are probably not attached to their old religion. They probably had high hopes for things being better within the Baha'i Faith then their old religion. What was their problem with the Baha'i community?
If I say "probably" that doesn't mean "I know" I'm just taking a guess at it. And then I asked you, What do you think their problem was? And you're sticky with them going back to their old religion? You don't see any problems within the Baha'i community? None? That would be great, but I don't think that is true. That is why I'm saying that fallible people trying to bring in new laws from God and to enforce those laws is going to be a problem."Dead" wrong? People that have joined the Baha'i Faith but become inactive or resign are probably not attached to their old religion. They probably had high hopes for things being better within the Baha'i Faith then their old religion. What was their problem with the Baha'i community?
But the bigger question is... Will the Baha'is be able to bring the religions, nations and all the diverse people together to live in peace and harmony? The Baha'i Peace is decades old now. What's been happening to Baha'is initiating peace? Or, are they?