"The Bahá'í faith has a unique perspective on marriage. They see marriage as a sanctified bond, built upon the voluntary agreement between a man and a woman. Besides, it's seen as an emblem of unity designed to foster societal enhancement. The Bahá'í holy texts emphasize the sacredness and significance of marriage. According to Bahá'í princ

A motion that appears theologically seem with regard to the central doctrines of Christianity, but whose steps and practices are — sociologically — cultic in nature, can continue to be regarded as a cult of Christianity (a major illustration is the Intercontinental Churches of Christ, a motion whose assertion of religion manufactured it appear