Contrary to popular belief and the entertainment media, social rules don't crumble in disaster. Innate human nature is not driving bad behavior; choice is.

This age old divine command is reiterated in the Bahá'í Faith, as the only way to a peaceful world. But how does one go about achieving that goal when surrounded by other members of the human race?

An explanation of what Bahá'ís mean when they use the term Manifestation instead of Prophet.

The Bahá'í Faith does not endorse partisan political platforms, and its followers try to shun any activity which would result in division and discord.

April 21st, the first day of the twelve-day Ridván celebration, marks the election of local Spiritual Assemblies, the administrative roots the Baha'i Faith.

Kindness is a virtue common to many religious and philosophical teaching. Now it has scientific support for not only individual health, but also--Bahá'ís say-- for developing a healthy and peaceful world.

2012 marks the centenary of 'Abdu'l-Bahá's visit to North America, which will be commemorated in a variety of local and national events.

The importance of addressing the challenge of climate change from moral and spiritual perspectives in order to find workable and lasting solutions.

A light-hearted dip into the Bahá'í Writings on how to be a better human, triggered by the Internet meme, "Advice from a Good Dog."

March 21 is New Year's Day for Bahá'ís, and the start of a new year brings with it new goals for this site.