Many different forms of prejudice, in general, are the cause of most war and should be eliminated.
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All of the major world religions are from the same heavenly source, and abide by the same spiritual principles, but differ in their physical laws as a result of the needs and requirements of the times in which they each individually were revealed.
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The world is but one country and mankind its citizens.
True		False

There are too many people in the world that are starving and poor, and yet there are people who have multi-millions of dollars. There should be moderation. Eliminate poverty, and spread the wealth.
True		False

The realization of Universal Education. Everyone must be highly educated, for this also brings about understanding.
True		False

Science and religions are in harmony. Science without religion is materialism, and religion without science is superstition.
True		False

Each person has the responsibility to independently search and investigate for truth.
True		False

The world must be united under a commonwealth of nations. An example of this might be, but is not limited to: a democratic federal governmental system. (Note: This possible example is only the type of Government and does not include the economy, which is addressed in the following question)
True		False

There is a spiritual solution to world economic problems. For example, with the addition of morals and values into the economic system, and the elimination of greed and hatred, the economy will be greatly affected and enhanced.
True		False

Humanity is changing and growing interconnectivity. It is this that makes possible the unification of the human family and the building of a peaceful, global society.
True		False

There is one God Who progressively reveals His will to humanity. Each of the great religions brought by the Messengers of God - Moses, Krishna, Buddha, Zoroaster, Jesus, Muhammad, etc.- represents a successive stage in the spiritual development of civilization.
True		False

Moses, Jesus Christ, Muhammad, and Bahá'u'lláh were all different personalities, separate individual realities. Their oneness lies in the fact that Each manifested and revealed the qualities and attributes of God to the same degree: the spirit of God which dwelled within any one of Them was identical to that which dwelled in the others.
True		False

Bahá'u'lláh fulfills the promise of the return of Christ even though Bahá'u'lláh and Jesus have distinct individual souls and therefore distinct human personalities.
True		False

There is one God and this means that the universe and all creatures and forces within it have been created by a single supernatural Being. This Being, Whom we call God, has absolute control over His creation (omnipotence) as well as perfect and complete knowledge of it (omniscience). Although we may have different concepts of God's nature, although we may pray to Him in different languages and call Him by different names--Allah or Yahweh, God or Brahma--nevertheless, we are speaking about the same unique Being.
True		False

God is a personal God, listens and answers to individual prayers, and is indescribable in our terms.
True		False

In reality, there is only one religion, the religion of God. This one religion is continually evolving, and each particular religious system represents a stage in the evolution of the whole.
True		False

The soul lives on after the body's death, embarking on a spiritual journey towards God through many "worlds" or planes of existence. Progress on this journey, in traditional terms, is likened to "heaven." If the soul fails to develop, one remains distant from God. This condition of remoteness from God can in some sense be understood as "hell." Thus, heaven and hell are regarded not as literal places but descriptions of one's spiritual progress toward the light of God.
True		False

“The purpose of God in creating man hath been, and will ever be, to enable him to know his Creator and to attain His Presence. To this most excellent aim, this supreme objective, all the heavenly Books and the divinely-revealed and weighty Scriptures unequivocally bear witness.”
True		False

The ultimate aim in life of every human soul should be to attain moral and spiritual excellence--to align one's inner being and outward behavior with the will of an all-loving Creator.
True		False

We must: "Possess a pure, kindly and radiant heart, that thine may be a sovereignty ancient, imperishable and everlasting."
True		False

Universal peace must become firmly established in all corners of the Globe.
True		False

An auxiliary (secondary) universal language, spoken internationally, would improve global communication.
True		False

Humans must be careful not to: lie, kill, steal, gamble, abuse drugs, consume alcohol, backbite (malicious gossip), or become involved in adultery and promiscuity.
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It is important to place emphasis on: unity, honesty, generosity, trustworthiness, purity of motive, service, deeds over words, work as form of worship, faith, and other virtues.
True		False