Morality and Spiritual Growth

Morality and Spiritual Growth
The ultimate aim in life of every human soul, the Bahá'í writings state, 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. That each individual has been bestowed with a unique destiny by God—a destiny which unfolds in accordance with the free exercise of the choices and opportunities presented in life—lies at the center of Bahá'í belief . More >
Trustworthiness: A Cardinal Bahá'í Virtue
Selections from the Bahá'í holy writings on the subject of trustworthiness. More >
On Good and Evil
In contrast to a number of other religious doctrines and philosophies, the Bahá'í Faith does not teach that the physical desires of human beings are "evil" or "bad." Everything in God's creation is regarded as essentially and fundamentally good. In fact, the very purpose of the human body and its physical faculties is to serve as a proper vehicle for the development of the soul. More >
Selections from the Writings of Bahá'u'lláh
Selections from the writings of Bahá'u'lláh in English. More >