On Baha'u'llah Being the Return of Christ: Unbelievable?
A British Baha'i was interviewed on a Christian radio program about Baha'u'llah being the return of Christ. The actual interview portion begins about the 17 minute mark of the program, so after download advance to that point. -gw
In his book "Letter to the Christians" Jeremy Fox, argues that Baha'u'llah the founder of the Baha'i faith is the second coming of Jesus Christ, as prophesied in the New Testament. Robin Thomson of South Asian Concern argues against this interpretation of scripture. For more on the Baha'i faith listen to the episode of Unbelievable of 9 Feb.
Did Jesus prophecy the Baha'i faith?
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Each Saturday, in the award-winning programme Unbelievable, Justin Brierley asks questions like: Can Christianity live up to the claims it makes?
Can we trust the Bible?
Why should I believe in Jesus over anything else?
Justin tackles these and other issues, on a show that gets Christians and non-believers talking to each other. The studio is packed with guests from all walks of life, talking about the differences between their beliefs. An atheist, agnostic or person of another faith appears each week to discuss their views on the world and why they don't believe in Jesus. At the same time, a Christian guest is given the opportunity to defend the faith.
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