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How are judaism, christianity and islam related?

how are judaism, christianity and islam related?


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The simple answer is that they all believe in one god but the more complex answer is in the way they started. Christianity grew out of Judaism. As you may know Jesus was a Jew and only later did Christianity take the form we see today.

It is clear that also the Islam, that came later, was influenced  by these two religions. there are many motifs in the Koran that seem, to the eyes of the scholar, as branches that grew from the tree of Judaism an Christianity.

We can also see through history many conflicts between believers of these religions. These conflicts made history what it is today.

To end the discussion I will just add that according to Judaism there is a question whether Christianity is a real monotheistic religion The trinity speaks of three parts to god and that is in contradiction to the "one god" paradigm.

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They all hate everybody else.

 
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These three faiths all trace their spiritual roots back to the same individual, Abraham. The towering historical figures behind these three religions—Moses, Jesus Christ and Muhammad—were all direct descendants of Abraham.

 

 
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how are judaism, christianity and islam related?

They all "originated" as monotheistic religions and believe in most of the same prophits. They all stem from creationism, adam, Noah, Abraham and on. They have many similar beliefs and originated in the same reagon on earth.

 
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There not.

 

Jesus Christ said that He was the Son of God [Jn 10:36...], this did not any of the others.  Jesus Christ said that He was God [Jn 10:30, Jn 1:1, Jn 14:9-11, 1st Tim 3:16...], this did not any of the others.  Jesus Christ died on the cross for the sins of others [Gal 1:3-4...], this the others do not claim.  Jesus Christ resurrected on the third day [Acts 10:38-41...], this no other has done nor is it claimed that they have.  No., the others are not the same as Jesus Christ of Nazareth. 

This brings us to the favorite 'catch phrase' of those following their false gods.  They say that there is only one God, this is true, but here is where satan's 5% lie comes into play.  For instance, the Muslims say that Allah is one god thus he is the one God.  Many are fooled into believing that Allah is just the Muslims name for the Lord God of Judaism and Christianity.  Not so!

Allah did not have a Son named Jesus Christ, born of a virgin, crucified for the sins of the world, resurrected on the third day, and now seated at the right hand of God.  So if their god did not do what The God did, then who is their god?  Answer: Satan in disguise!

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