Jonathan Rex
Member
You are currently a Bahai. I'm going to create a scenerio for you, just for poops and chuckles. I'm curious to how you will respond. I know how Christians and Muslims will respond. Here is the scenerio:
A man appears and the whole world is turning to him. He teaches the scriptures to the entire world and people are tuned in from all areas of the planet every time he speaks. You tune in and you hear him speak. He is the greatest speaker you have ever seen in your life. Nobody in history can compare. Not only is a great speaker but absolutely everything he says about every religion is flawless. He draws the connections to all the world religions (off the head, not by turning to books and quoting them). Not only that, but his name contains the name of God in Hebrew, he is of the line of David (Judah) and he fits every requirement for the King Messiah. He brings peace between Israel and the surrounding nations and unites the entire world under an entirely new (flawless) system, solves all the world's problems (hypothetical of course) and does it from Israel. You're watching this man preach and unite the world and then one day he says, "All of the religions around the world are divisive. Let us unite the entire world by making Israel the World's Holy Centre. He rebuilds the 3rd Temple on the Temple Mount and all churches, mosques, temples, etc are abandoned by the people (and many even torn down by the people who live there). Suddenly the world is making pilgrimages to Israel, walking as brothers and sisters in peace and praying and praising God together. Do you remain a Bahai or do you accept this new religion and leave the Bahai faith and abandon the Bahai Temples?
A man appears and the whole world is turning to him. He teaches the scriptures to the entire world and people are tuned in from all areas of the planet every time he speaks. You tune in and you hear him speak. He is the greatest speaker you have ever seen in your life. Nobody in history can compare. Not only is a great speaker but absolutely everything he says about every religion is flawless. He draws the connections to all the world religions (off the head, not by turning to books and quoting them). Not only that, but his name contains the name of God in Hebrew, he is of the line of David (Judah) and he fits every requirement for the King Messiah. He brings peace between Israel and the surrounding nations and unites the entire world under an entirely new (flawless) system, solves all the world's problems (hypothetical of course) and does it from Israel. You're watching this man preach and unite the world and then one day he says, "All of the religions around the world are divisive. Let us unite the entire world by making Israel the World's Holy Centre. He rebuilds the 3rd Temple on the Temple Mount and all churches, mosques, temples, etc are abandoned by the people (and many even torn down by the people who live there). Suddenly the world is making pilgrimages to Israel, walking as brothers and sisters in peace and praying and praising God together. Do you remain a Bahai or do you accept this new religion and leave the Bahai faith and abandon the Bahai Temples?