Condition of salvation. Regardless of religion, ritual, language, nationality, and books followed, any individual who fulfills these three requirements attains eternal salvation. Based on these criteria, Socrates who risked his life for promoting dialectic reasoning and rejecting the polytheistic religion of his countrymen was a muslim. Similarly, Maimonides who considered God as the Prime Mover, Rabi Judah ben Samuel who witnessed one of the greatest divine signs and stood against religious distortion, Leibniz who regarded God as the creator and coordinator of monads, Galileo who studied and appreciated God's signs in the heavens and stood against religious charlatans, Darwin who traveled the world and studied God's biological creation with diligence and open mind, Newton who studied God's laws in the universe and showed the wisdom and courage to reject Trinity and deity of Jesus by arguing that this Christian doctrine to be contradictory to the first Commandment in the sc...
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