1)Is "Religion Must be the Source of Unity and Fellowship" a new principle?
All of God’s Prophets made effort to mend conflicts among humanity and cause unity and fellowship among them. Examples from Zoroastrianism, Christianity, and Islam were brought forth. Abdul Baha also confessed that this principle has existed in all religions. It is obvious that this principle is not a new discovery made by the Baha’is.
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2) Did the leaders of Baha’ism act upon this principle?
According to the sayings of Abdul Baha, if a religion causes war and enmity, its inexistence is better than its existence. The history of Babism and Baha’ism displays a great deal of bloodshed and conflicts between the followers of these groups and those that opposed them. These conflicts even existed between Baha’i leaders in a bid to become successors to their predecessors.
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3) Is this principle rational and logical?
Throughout history, many ignorant people have stood up against God’s prophets and have opposed them. These oppositions resulted in wars and conflicts. Can we say that because these religions brought about war, it would have been fundamentally better for these Prophets not to have come altogether?
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• Religion Must be the Source of Unity: Introduction
• Is This a New Principle
• Did the Founders of Bahaism Act Upon These Principles?
• Is This Principle Correct From a Rational and Logical Perspective?
• Contradictions in Bahai Faith?
• Conclusion

The articles have been based on the book "Avaze Dohol" - the Beating of the Drum by Masoud Basiti, Zahra Moradi.