Judaism, Christianity & Islam - Key Features

Founder

• The Prophet Muhammad

• Judaism

• Abraham

• Christianity

• Jesus

• Islam

Holy Book / Text

• The Torah

• Islam

• The Koran

• Christianity

• The Bible

• Judaism

Core Beleifs

• 5 Pillars

• Christianity

• 10 Commandments

• Judaism

• Teachings of Jesus

• Islam

Holy City / Cities

• Jerusalem

  (Jesus' life and ministry)

• Judaism

• Mecca, Medina & Jerusalem

• Islam

• Jerusalem

  (Historic Capital City)

• Christianity

Jewish people believe that God made a covenant with Abraham, promising him many descendants and a great nation, and Abraham, in turn, committed to his exclusive devotion to this one God.

This shows that Judaism is a ______ religion.

• agnostic
• atheistic
• polytheistic
• monotheistic

The Apostle Paul stated, in 1 Corinthians 8:6, "Yet for us there is but one God, the Father, from whom all things came and for whom we live; and there is but one Lord, Jesus Christ, through whom all things came and through whom we live".

This shows that Christianity is a ______ religion.

• agnostic
• atheistic
• polytheistic
• monotheistic

In Islam, the core declaration of faith, the Shahada, states "There is no god but Allah". Muslims are forbidden from worshipping any other beings or objects, and they strive to develop a direct, personal relationship with God without any intermediaries.

This shows that Islam is a ______ religion.

• agnostic
• atheistic
• polytheistic
• monotheistic