Baha'i religion strives to promote civilization. It encourages people to work together and achieve their goals. Religion is beneficial for society and individuals in this way. Moreover, it helps build a better future. These are some of the reasons Baha'i Religion is so beneficial for mankind.
Relationship between religion and science
Bahaii thought sees many aspects of the relationship between religion, science, and religion. Each approach addresses different questions using different methods. While scientific methods are based on objective measurements and calculations, religious methods rely more on intuition and subjective assumptions. Both seek to answer the question of what is valuable and how to see it. However, their goals are different.
Baha’i teachings have as their first principle that religion must not be opposed to science and reason. The prophet 'Abdu'l-Baha argued that a religion without reason is superstition and has no basis. 'Abdu’l–Bah's teachings imply that humankind evolved from an animal kingdom to the kingdoms of man.
Resurrection
Resurrection in Bahasa is one of the most important Christian concepts, especially since it gives hope to the world. This will be the heavenly state for most of mankind. Jesus also revealed that all those who have been buried in commemorative tombs will be resurrected. Lazarus' resurrection from the dead in the Bible was a sign of a new start for humanity.
Resurrection, in addition to English is also available as a Malay translation. Malay is a Malay language. It is native to Indonesia. It is spoken in Brunei Malaysia, Singapore East Timor, East Timor, East Timor, Brunei, and parts Thailand. It is spoken in Indonesia by around 290 million Malay people and Indonesia has 260 million native speakers. It is also spoken by native speakers in the Cocos Islands (Keeling) Islands.
Day of Judgment
The Day of Judgment in the Baha'i religion is a very important concept. It signifies the day God will judge the whole world as well as individual lives. Upon this day, people will be judged according to their actions in this life. Those who do good work will be granted entry to Heaven. Those who do bad works will go to Hell, also known by the name Fire. This Day of Judgment signifies the end of long-cherished hope for justice, peace and happiness, as well as the beginning of a new world system.
The Day of Judgment concept is widely recognized around the globe. It is mentioned in both the Quran and other major religions. It is often called "the day to judgment" in the Quran.