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Comparing The Religions Of Judaism, Christianity, And Islam

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Judaism, Christianity and Islam

There are three major and most practiced religions in the world which include Christianity, Islam and Judaism. They are also considered to be the most influential religions looking at their history and the followers they have around the world. It all depends on the fact that as the world has become complex as well as how people perceive to take things therefore it is easy for them to join monotheistic religions and these three religions are no doubt the most influential religions that all started in the Middle East. Their impact on the people and different nations is profound, these three religions are also known as the “Abrahamic Religions.” The reason for this is that all these three religions can be rooted back to Abraham as seen from their teachings and holy books. This is one thing common between these religions.
The faiths of all these three religions focus on promise with God, and then there is a source which makes this possible. For Judaism it is through Prophet …show more content…

Judaists also believe in the same thing but they are considered more drawn into their own religion rather than spreading it. Looking at the Islamic history it is seen that they also fought many wars for the spread of war but all of them were justified according to their teachings as well. The movie “Paradise Now” shows the hatred that exists among different religions especially Judaism and Islam. The new concept that have evolved around the world in recent times is “Terrorism” which is somewhat focused around Muslims. According to this concept Muslim extremists kill and attack people from other religions in order to show their anger for other religions. The incident of 9/11 is one of its examples which then had its consequences and American attacked Muslims countries as revenge, thus leading to worldwide war among different faiths and

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