Every human is seen to have a duty to recognize God through His messengers, and to conform to their teachings.
Its messengers are called "Manifestations of God" and followers beleive that God is inaccessible directly. A core belief of this faith is that religious history unfolded through a series of divine messengers, each of whom established a religion that was suited to the needs of the time and the capacity of the people. Every human is seen to have a duty to recognize God through His messengers, and to conform to their teachings. When a human dies, the soul passes into the next world, where its spiritual development in the physical world becomes a basis for judgement and advancement in the spiritual world. This religion also emphasizes the underlying unity of the major world religions. FTP, name this monotheistic 19th century Persian religion which is governed by the Univeral Seat of Justice in Haifa, Israel.
Its messengers are called "Manifestations of God" and followers beleive that God is inaccessible directly.
{Bahá'í}