Is religion responsible for the world's violence? As conflicts
rage within Nigeria, Iran, Sudan, Pakistan and on the
Bangladesh-Myanmar border, we are reminded of the late Samuel
Huntington's observation about the world's "bloody borders." BY:
Rob Kerby, Senior Editor few details about the life and
teachings of Baha’u'llah, the prophet founder of the Baha’i
faith.” In the Islamic Republic of Pakistan, a frequent target
of Islamist terror are the Ahmadis, a religious sect which
claims to be Islamic, but which is rejected as heretical by
Muslim fundamentalists. Qasim Rashid for the Huffington Post
describes a recent attack on an Ahmadi mosque: “Out of the
silent night, two men moved swiftly through the mosque’s front
gate. Magazines loaded and safeties off, one stopped at the
front door, the other proceeded through. All that separated a
fully loaded Kalashnikov in the hands of a madman from 50
innocent worshippers was a straw curtain that hung helplessly in
the doorway.” Opening fire, the gunmen killed eight an