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| − | The '''Noahide | + | The '''Noahide Mithraic Religion''' or '''Noahide Gnosticism''', or '''proto-islam''' as it has justly and very accurately been called (Hanifiyyah in Arabic) which preceeded islam and upon which Islam was based and modelled is basically '''Elcesaite Judaism''' which people may follow in order to join G-d's holy nation of priests and prophets as non-Jewish ministers whether men among them are Mahul or Areil. In it, Abraham was presented as the father of all Gnostics. |
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| + | It was widely promoted in the 7th century Arabic Empire. | ||
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Latest revision as of 03:02, 1 November 2020
The Noahide Mithraic Religion or Noahide Gnosticism, or proto-islam as it has justly and very accurately been called (Hanifiyyah in Arabic) which preceeded islam and upon which Islam was based and modelled is basically Elcesaite Judaism which people may follow in order to join G-d's holy nation of priests and prophets as non-Jewish ministers whether men among them are Mahul or Areil. In it, Abraham was presented as the father of all Gnostics.
It was widely promoted in the 7th century Arabic Empire.
See also:
