bahá'í faith, n.Definitions

The Bahá'í Faith (n.) began in nineteenth-century Iran and now counts believers in nearly every country on earth.

The Bahá'í Faith (n.) works like a hub that treats earlier faiths as spokes of the same wheel.

The Bahá'í Faith (n.) has no clergy, so the local assemblies elected each Ridván handle community affairs.

The Bahá'í Faith (n.) keeps a calendar of nineteen months of nineteen days, which makes next month arrive rather quickly.

The Bahá'í Faith (n.) holds that the world's religions are chapters of one unfolding story.