A religious faith with the belief that all of humanity is
spiritually part of one family. The main goal of the Baha'i
faith is educate humanity about its unity through diversity and
thereby help establish an ever-advancing world civilization. The
founder of the Baha'i faith was named Baha'u'llah. He lived in
the Middle East during the 19th Century. The community of people
who are Baha'i has members in every country and territory of the
world.  I spent a brief time as a member of the Baha'i Faith,
and I can say that it is definitely not Unitarian-Universalist.
Baha'is have a very specific set of religious duties and a
pretty strict moral code.  The Baha'i faith does make a real
effort to encompass all the major world religions. Ba'hais
believe that every major world religion was a stage in human
development. So while they are the religion designed for this
stage in history, they treat previous religions as incomplete,
rather than fundamentally invalid. Their practices are designed
to compromise between Muslim