First and most obvious is the fact that all three are monotheistic. In other words, they all worship and believe there is only one deity (officially anyways). In Judaism, God is the creator and gave Moses the code of conduct, or, the Torah to follow to achieve life after death. Christianity and Islam believe the same b

ut they both believe that God abandoned the “law” (Torah) because of the stubbornness of the Jews. In Christianity, God sent his only son Jesus Christ as a human being to teach the coming the kingdom and present a new covenant and a new path to heaven. Islam differs in that the main messenger of Islam was an Arab prophet named Mohammed who taught that Muslims should pledge allegiance to Allah (the Arabic word for “God”). They too believe that God chose Abraham to breed the Hebrews but they believe that his true first son, Ishmael, was destined to become Allah’s chosen people. In Islam you get to heaven by following the Five Pillars of Islam.

The obvious differences are just that, obvious. In one corner you have Judaism which is almost entirely based on acts and sacrifice. It teaches that followers (only Jews) must follow an exact set of rules, spearheaded by the Ten Commandments. They must appear a certain way, eat a certain way, act a certain way. Therefore orthodox Jews are easily recognizable. In another corner are Muslims, who are easily recognizable as well but that mainly comes from the origin of the faith which is the Arab countries (I’d say Middle Eas

Some topics in this essay:
Christian Christian, Holy Spirit, Islam Besides, Christ Earth, Islam I’ve, Allah Arabic, Ten Commandments, Lastly Christianity, Christianity Islam, Jesus Christ, believe god, christianity islam, judaism christianity, believe believe, judaism christianity islam, easily recognizable,