Experience and social-historical investigation have shown that those religious cults which were focused on new era thoughts and the issues related to social relationships and programs have been welcomed more. So, since Abbas Effendi’s trip to Europe and America, the Baha’ism organization tried to make changes, use proselytizing of the cult and create new ways to attracts views. Abbas Effendi set the Baha’i method of thinking and presented 12 principles. The principles which haven’t been new contrary to Baha’ism claim and have been in contrast with the cult functions!
However, the Baha’is have done extensive proselytizing to consider the Baha’ism cult as innovative. General peace is of these 12 principles. Abbas Effendi says in this regard: “As long as general peace isn’t posed and the great court of humane world isn’t established, and all different affairs aren’t settled, the creation world won’t be tranquil… The representative of governments and nations which are gathered together must assume themselves as the real representatives of human kind setting aside their nationalities.[1]”
He continued to say: In addition to establishing local and national governments, the universal government is necessary.[2]”
The remarkable note is that the lack of commitment towards hometown and country is being mentioned by him: “There will be no pride for the one who loves his/her hometown.[3]” “Many events will be happened in the world by the new universal discipline and the establishment of the universal united community. The maturity period of time of all human kinds will be announced and celebrated. At that time, the greatest peace will be hoisted.[4]”
Consequently, when Baha’ism is speaking about general peace, it is serving its western and American lords and its aim is to make others surrender. Baha’ism is speaking about innovation and its new principles while it is false just about peace because this concept had been existent in the divine religions before.
[۱] A collection of materials of the Baha’ism religion, Amri publishing house, 131 Badi’a
[۲] Ibid.
[۳] Ibid.
[۴] Effendi, Shoqi, the writing of قد اظهر فصل انجمن عالم
