A variation of Universalism. An approach that clearly affirms a common core of all religions, which over time became encrusted and thereby lead to devolution of various faiths. Unlike Hierarchical, each of the nations have a unique perspective which cannot be shared by the others. All nations must seek the collective activity of all humanity’s seeking to return to the original core. At Sinai the Jewish people were entrusted with teachings that can begin, but not complete, the process of reform. The Biblical vision of becoming a light unto the nations is as part of a joint effort to worship together. The eventual goal is a messianic restoration to Eden.