Religion & Theology Essay: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam

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Judaism, Christianity, and Islam
Different religions have existed from historical times, as different splinter groups continue to emerge in the present time. People identify with doctrines they believe associate with their social-cultural system, which dictates their worldviews, morals, ethics, and behaviors. Different faiths have distinct beliefs that relate to the supernatural being in whom they believe. Thus, there are similarities and differences evident among Judaism, Christianity, and Islam doctrines in the context of their conception of God.
According to Judaism, Abraham was played a pivotal role as the central man in the historical revelation of God to man, which made him considered Judaism's founder. Consequently, there was a special covenant between God and Abraham, through which God promised that his descendants would be made great. Often, God is believed to communicate to people through the Prophets, an assertion that is also true, according to Cohen and Berlin (5). In contrast, God's presentation came in the person of Jesus Christ and Mohammed for Christianity and Islam, respectively.
Additionally, the analysis of these three monotheistic faiths presents interesting views on God's nature an...