Essay On The Three Monotheistic Religions

Christianity, Islam, and Judaism are three of the most powerful world religions in history. Although Judaism isn't as big as Christianity and Islam, its effect on the world has still been just as intense. Judaism, Islam, and Christianity are sometimes called "Abrahamic religions" because they track their past to the ancient figure of Abraham, who was first talked about in the Hebrew Bible. In this paper we will discover what Christianity, Islam, and Judaism believe about God, the universe, people, and the afterlife, and how these beliefs compare and contrast within each of these three great monotheistic faiths.

All three of these faiths are monotheistic, they believe in the existence of one god or in the oneness of God. Muslims and Jews prominently emphasize the oneness and unity of God. The declaration of the oneness of God by Christians is occasionally misconstrued, because Christians believe that the one God is the Holy Trinity. Still, this is not a refusal of monotheism but a confirmation of the complexity of the Divine Being. These three religions believe that God is the cause and foundation of all that is. They also believe that God loves the entire creation
He provides us with basic rules to live by, for example all three religions are similar in that they hate murder. Similarly God expects one to tell the truth and not take from others what doesn’t belong to you. Christianity, Judaism, and Islam all believe that we are to respect the worth of each person, especially those who are not skilled in helping themselves. The Golden Rule, do unto others as we would have them do unto us, is very important in these religions. Equally important is promoting modesty, self-control, and trustworthy work. All three strongly associate religion and ethics. Religion is displayed by presenting concern for the welfare and self-esteem of others, in a life of service to others, and in individual and shared ethical