"THE INSTITUTION OF MARRIAGE IN THE BAHá'í FAITH"

"Marriage within the Bahá'í community is considered uniquely special. They see marriage as a sanctified bond, built upon the voluntary agreement between a man and a woman. Not only that, but it's also identified as a unifying symbol aimed at contributing to societal upliftment. Bahá'í scriptures stress the importance and sanctity of marriage.

A motion that appears theologically audio with regard to the central doctrines of Christianity, but whose steps and practices are — sociologically — cultic in character, can even now be thought of a cult of Christianity (a prime example would be the International Churches of Christ, a motion whose Statement of religion manufactured it appear so