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Universalism is a religious system which accepts prophets and messengers from all religions as long as theier message is understood in ways which do not contradict the principle of Unitarian Noachite belief firmly rooted in Mosaism whereby the validity of a would-be prophet is measured according to the definition given in Torah.
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Universalism is a religious system which accepts prophets and messengers from all religions. It can be considered as a faithful Noachite path as long as their messages are understood in ways which do not contradict the principle of Unitarian belief firmly rooted in Mosaism whereby the validity of a would-be prophet is measured according to the definition given in Torah.

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Universalism is a religious system which accepts prophets and messengers from all religions. It can be considered as a faithful Noachite path as long as their messages are understood in ways which do not contradict the principle of Unitarian belief firmly rooted in Mosaism whereby the validity of a would-be prophet is measured according to the definition given in Torah.