The Baha'i movement believes that?

• A. God communicates truth through a single founder
• B. Cultural diversity is rejected by this faith
• C. The global faith emphasizes exclusive salvation
• D. All people are created equal

Answer: (D)

At the heart of the Baha'i Faith is the belief in the essential equality of all people. Baha'is hold that everyone is created equal in the sight of God and has equal spiritual potential, which underpins efforts to remove prejudice and to build a just, united world. This principle is why equality in race, gender, and opportunity is central to Baha'i practice and teaching. The other ideas in the list don’t fit as well: Baha'is understand truth as revealed progressively through a succession of divine messengers for all humanity, not confined to a single founder. They celebrate cultural diversity as a sign of unity in humanity, not as something to be rejected. And they reject the notion of exclusive salvation, teaching instead that spiritual growth and entry into harmony with God are accessible to all people.