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Excellent idea, thank you.

You are correct! I was a bit confused. Thank you for your insight.

The Baha'i Faith and the LDS Church have a lot of the same principles and moral standards and they were both formed in the 1800s. (One in America and one in Iran) Both Joseph Smith and Baha'u'llah were martyred. I just couldn't ignore the coincedences. But I understand the LDS view as being the most correct church. It just was a thought. Thanks.

Yes, thank you all for your guidance. I have not read all of the Book of Mormon. So I suppose I will start there. The missionaries are so helpful. But I was to the point where I had so many questions; I was texting them 10-15 times a day. It wasn't until I attended the Sunday service, and saw their schedule, and how busy they were. Well...i felt really bad for bugging them so much. I am very thankful for the app available so books like Gospel Principles are available. I will also start there as well.

I'm trying to learn about the LDS religion. I've started to attend the Sunday service and their are missionaries that I talk to. However, my mind is impatient, and I want to know more at a quicker rate. I have notice though as I read the on the LDS website, there is a lot more to the religion than I thought. It almost seems overwhelming at the amout of infomation available. So my question is: is there a particular order to learn certain topics? Are there certain books/study aids to read in a certain order to help me come to a better understanding. Thanks.

Good day friends, I had a question regarding revelation. For a while I studied the Baha'i Faith and they believe that Baha'u'llah had revelations from God. He has written many "inspired" works. The result of these revelations was the Baha'i Faith. They believe that most religions are right and as time progresses more will be revealed by God. So according to Baha'u'llah, Judaism, Zoroastrianism, Christianity, Buddhism, and Islam are correct and their founders are true prophets. And Baha'u'llah will not be the last prophet, there will be more, but not for many years. So I guess the idea that the LDS church has living prophets is interesting to me. Would the LDS church ever recognized someone like Baha'u'llah as a prophet?