One metaphor in this religion treats its laws as 'choice wine' to be savored; those laws include payment of a fine to the Loc
One metaphor in this religion treats its laws as 'choice wine' to be savored; those laws include payment of a fine to the Local Spiritual Assembly for fornication and the facing of the Qiblih in once-a-day prayer. In 1957, its Guardian Shoghi Effendi died. Mandating a yearly fast of 19 days' length, this priestless religion's holy scriptures include the Book of Aqdas and the Book of Certitude, and practitioners of this faith with a Universal House of Justice in Haifa, Israel, tolerate all faiths as paths towards God. Symbolized by a nine-pointed star, for 10 points, name this monotheistic religion founded in 19th century by the Bab and Baha'ullah.
One metaphor in this religion treats its laws as 'choice wine' to be savored; those laws include payment of a fine to the Local Spiritual Assembly for fornication and the facing of the Qiblih in once-a-day prayer.
Ba'ha'i Faith