what you should do is read source material

if you have any real interest

if not, don't bother

The phrase "New world order" in the Baháʼí Faith refers to the replacement of the collective political norms and values of the 19th century with a new system of worldwide governance that incorporates the Baháʼí ideals of unity and justice for all nations, races, creeds, and classes. The idea of world unification, both politically and spiritually, is at the heart of Baháʼí teachings.[1][2]

How much material is there?

we seek that all have a nation and home

'pls pay attention to my obscure cult'
>makes a cursory examination
>its exactly what you thought it was, plus its against racism
'no u don't understand u need to read this big tome'

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Tromm welll

it's alot

3 main figures

lol

i mean come on

of course

each wrote 6x the bible and old testament combinede

easy right?

So you can't be a supporter of expansionist nationalism and bahai?:(

it's obvious all vague high-minded rhetoric

meaningless

practically

"unity and justice"

pestering people to pay attention to this random little cult, and when they do, its nono u don't understand you need to pay MORE attention

there is no "humanity"

that could mean a lot of things

imagine falling for a religion that was made after the typewriter and even the facsimile.

Christians have narrowed their core principles into concise little tracts that they can pass out on business cards. They don't require new converts to understand the whole Bible.

keeping different races does not sound likely

yes that's the topical goals in 1 liners

there's no we

easy to judge

the actual plans and reasoning

well that's for those who want to know it

bahai'ism is clearly a farce just based on how recently it was `invented`.

why is expansionist nationalism morally wrong?

they must research

well we know that its ridiculous on its face

ok then

because such a thing could never exist

well, nothing has stopped us

what we know about human competition and the competition of societies informs us that this idea is utopian

and we continue to work towards ethno states