Maintaining a non-partisan position is not about avoiding social responsibility or naively imagining that some outside force will change the world for better. Bahá'ís believe that only universal recognition of the essential oneness of humanity will bring about a more peaceful world.

Part of the fun of participation in BellaOnline forums is the chance to compete in trivia contests. The Bahá'í site forum will begin holding trivia games in March 2013.

Play can be a key element in learning, whether it is physical training, spiritual development or mental prowess. Updating and adding some games to the Bahá'í Site at BellaOnline.com

Ritual is a common and useful human construction, as long as rigidity doesn't obscure the original meaning. The Bahá'í Faith has a few simple rituals, but much meaning and guidance for effective daily living.

Bahá'ís are not pacifists, but they will not engage in war, so how do they serve in the military?

Bahá'ís do not volunteer for violence and war, but are not absolute pacifists, either. They are obedient to their governments, but try to find non-combatant service.

A brief comparison between the Women's Liberation movement and Bahá'í Teachings on the equality of women and men and the best ways to achieve parity.

The Bahá'í Teachings say that having created mankind out of His love, God made a Covenant--a promise--never to abandon that creation.

Understanding true human nature and the purpose of life can be a better long-term treatment for depression than drugs.

Given the current state of heightened anxiety in the world, is there any way to salvage the peace and tranquility promised by the Bahá'í Faith?