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What was the primary spiritual and social message that Guru Nanak Dev Ji taught?

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1Renunciation of society to live as ascetics in the forest
2Belief in one omnipresent God and the equality of all human beings✓
3Performance of complex rituals and animal sacrifices
4Worship of multiple deities and idols

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Belief in one omnipresent God and the equality of all human beings

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