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Man has always been aware of a mysterious power in the universe. Sometimes he has
identified this Power with things he could see but knew little about, like the sun and stars; sometimes he has thought of the Mystery as an invisible person or a group of individuals
very  much like himself  but  with greater  powers; at other  times  he  has  had  more
 abstract and complicated ideas about the  First Cause through  which Creation
has come into being and  whose  presence  he  has  instinctively felt or
rationally reasoned. People living in different parts of the world
have not agreed on what this Mystery is, but on one
point they are united: that such a
Mystery exists.
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Baha'u'llah teaches that men throughout the ages have sought after the same Reality though their understanding of it has been different. They have used different names and worshipped in different ways; but they are, in truth, fellow-belivers in this mysterious Power which is greater than themselves.
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Albert Einstein, the famous twentieth century scientist, expresses his belief in this way:
" My religion consists of a humble admiration of the illimitable superior spirit who reveals himself in the slight details we are able to perceive with  our  frail  and  feeble  minds. That  deeply emotional conviction of the presence of a superior reasoning power, which is revealed
in the incomprehensible universe , forms my idea of God . "   ***
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