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He argues that Arabia became an unusually innovative religious refuge because people there could practice personal faith, communicate with God directly, and ask questions outside centralized authority.
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Personal Faith
He argues that Arabia became an unusually innovative religious refuge because people there could practice personal faith, communicate with God directly, and ask questions outside centralized authority.
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"...ask questions. They like to explore. They want to practice a personal faith. They believe that God is someone you communicate with. Right? The..."
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"...from the Sassanid Empire who, again, want to practice their own personal faith."
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