At any rate, that passage you quoted by itself is a soundbite. That passage and its literary and cultural context send a message unlike any other message in the world.Love God and love your neighbor. Sounds like advice from a self-help guru.Possibly. Christianity, for example, may say that, but is that the message of Christianity?You don't have to be Bahai. You just have to know the message of at least one religion.
Which apparently is submit to powerful people, treat others kindly, and be content with your life. Correct?
I think all of them say that.
I think that is the message Christ is communicating in Matthew 22:34-40
Is that what the founder of Bahai was?
The founder of Ba'hai was a 19th Century Muslim. I am not sure he would have used the term guru. Maybe the great Imam or something?
And I mean that earnestly. And it is not a message of good v evil or of dying to escape the earth and go to heaven.