Judaism, Christianity and Islam
The definition of religion is defined as follows: System of belief in, worship of a supernatural power or god. From this simple word, an unbelievable amount of individual interpretations have arisen. Religion has not only become a system of belief but a cause for individuality, superiority and conflict. Throughout the centuries laws have been enacted, land taken, created and destroyed and wars have been fought in an effort to defend one’s religion. Some religions have close to nothing in common while others have many similarities. When comparing the three major western religions: Judaism, Islam and Christianity, there is evidence of mutual concept, practice and law.The origin of these religions differ but were all revealed through an act or “miracle” of God. Judaism traces back to Moses but more accurately to the days of Abraham. Jews believe they are the chosen ones because Moses spoke to God when receiving the Ten Commandments. They believe they have a covenant with God and that Jesus was a prophet like Moses and not actually the Messiah. The origin of Christianity begins with Jesus. The coming of the saviour was revealed to the Virgin Mary through the angel Gabriel who was sent by God. The orig
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