Many offer solutions and some have their successes like your claimed successes. I lived in a Mualim country where the vast majority lived in peace and friendship with each other. I shared time with Muslims, Christians and Hindus (at the same time) and religion did not interfere with our friendship. Unfortunately, the impact of a small minority had a big impact. As an atheist, technically the worst of the bunch, I was always treated with love and respect. Again nothing new and nothing to show that the Bahai founder is a manifestation of God in my opinion. --- In Africa, millions are converting to Christianity. A visiting priest asked the local vicar: How many churches have you started in the last year? If you want to see the impact of Christianity you need to go there to see. Even premier atheist Richard Dawkins claims to be a Cultural Christian. Desmond Tutu used his Christian principles to prevent a civil war in South Africa and unite a diverse population. He never claimed to be the manifestation of God - he was far too humble and realistic to make that claim. --- I hope you realise that although the Bahai do good they are nothing special.
