Zoroastrians and the Baha'i Cult (Bahaism): The Bahá'ís are fragmented into the following sects

Monday, 12 September 2011

The Bahá'ís are fragmented into the following sects

People of Bayan or Bayanis
Essence Of the Baha'i Faith
Unitarian Baha'is
Free Baha'is
Reform Baha'is
New History Society
Those who Believe In Continuation Of Guardianship
Orthodox Baha'is (followers of Joel B. Marangella)
Bahá'ís Under the Provisions of the Covenant (Jensen group, Missoula, MT)
Baha'is Loyal to the Guardian (followers of Jacques Soghomonian)
Tarbiyat Baha'is (followers of Rex King et al)
Heterodox (Haifan) Bahá'ís
5 Elders
Daheists

www.sectsofbahais.com

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Zoroastrians and Bahaism

“In Karachi a recently converted Iranian youth repented his error and honestly appealed to be taken back into the Zoroastrian religion. In the presence of an assembly of prominent people I performed the Navjote ceremony of that youth. Similarly, constant efforts should be made wherever possible to reinstate into their ancient faith converts who have gone astray.”

“Bahá'ís present their "Covenant" as something unique to their religion. They present it as an undisputable documented contract of inheritance, a will and testament, that is protected by God so that any violaters against it will be rendered impotent by it. The Bahá'í Faith's history is full of fragmentation, and the course the Bahá'í Faith has taken quick surprise turns on a number of occasions.”

“The shrewd Bahais played upon their religious sentiments and deluded the ignorant Zoroastrians that the prophecy in their scriptures that Shah Behram Varjavand would come one day has been fulfilled, for Bahaullah himself was Shah Behram Varjavand.”

“The Zoroastrians of India are making a serious mistake and their indifference is extremely harmful to the community. Every year an increasing number of Zoroastrians is abandoning the religion of their forefathers and becoming Bahais. Despite repeated warnings the coreligionists of Bombay are not being alerted.”