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The Construct of Universal Religion

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The anthropologist, Glenn E. King, describes the religions of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, as Universal religions. King states that each of the aforementioned religions are distinguished by the philosophy, that the tenets of their beliefs are relevant to all groups of human beings, regardless of kinship, tribe, or society ranking.

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