The largest variant out of them is Christianity, in the fact that they split God in 3 parts.

Judaism & Islam look at God as 1 entity.

Those are probably the biggest differences tbh

Judaism = Adam to Moses
Christianity = Adam to Moses then Jesus
Islam = Adam to Moses to Jesus then Muhammad

All Abrahamic religions have serious issues to reconcile in their own sects. But I've got no problem with believers for the most part, just keep to yourself and the community.

There was a point where I wrote off any unscientific belief as fanatical mindlessness, but recently I've been trying to be more open minded about things like this. I think for many people religion functions first and foremost as a community thing and secondly as a genuine belief, but maybe that's just how I saw it looking back on my childhood in the church

everyone’s corny g

Real talk

Damn no Nigerian pastor @ itt, I’m fallin off mane

@BaroudeurFlipFlop if you want, read this expressive piece I wrote on the 3 best known Abrahamic prophets below:

Imagine yourself:
3000 years ago, crossing a rough, watery terrain. You’re tired... but you keep going. You’re almost to what seems like a beach area, a shore. You look back, with tears in your eyes - and see a man clad in gold, riding atop his horse, sword in hand. You lock eyes, and mutter “sorry, brother”, as giant walls of water come crashing down on the man from both sides.

Imagine yourself:
2000 years ago, staring across a huge crowd in a busy town district of the Levantine area. You notice kids, soldiers & resident’s eyes all fixated on you. Some are cheering, few are weeping. Most of all, your eyes turn to a woman. Your mother? Your eyes lock with hers as you feel the nails begin to dig into your body.

Imagine yourself:
1400 years ago, an orphaned boy growing up in a wild & unforgiving desert. A place where you can easily get killed for staring at a wealthy person the wrong way. As an adult, you stand atop a sand dune at night, eyes fixated up to the heavens. The moonlit surrounding illuminates the terrain where the many injustices & evils are experienced. More than a 1000 tribes will unify against you in your lifetime - to try & kill you & your loved ones. As your beloved wife comes to your side & wraps your scarf around you. You think to yourself: “the world must change”.

live and let live. As long as they're not shaming you for your beliefs, who cares

ok now this post corny

Y'all have some weird generalizations, do some of y'all go otuside

American Christians literally worship (as a God) an Arab Jew of Levantine descent who was born in Palestine

“KEEP THOSE MIDDLE EASTERNERS OUT!!” keep Jesus out ya heart then

Damn that was hard

reported.

extreme statement btw

I keep telling him about Issa and how important his role his in the Qu'ran, but yeah as @sniper said, he considers that I pray Jesus not God itself

Just let people be whatever they want to be as long as they don't try to make you do anything. And don't try to generalize in any way. Every human is different.

Life is not that hard if you just follow those steps

I would say judaïsm is the most interesting one to study because of the Torah and the Zohar, 2 very very interesting book, almost just philosophy not religion

All the religious fundamentalists I've known for years keep turning QAnon worshipping their lord and savior Donald Trump and it's f***ing depressing

I call myself a Christian because I try to follow the teachings of Christ and consider Him an ideal model, but it's really tough to label yourself like that when the representatives of the faith are a complete embarrassment. Like, if so many Christians eventually turn into hollow conservative sheep who won't vaccinate their kids or support legislation that benefits the poor, what does that say about me? Am I going to be like that someday? That's not what I want.

So I have a lot of sympathy for atheists who think religion is a scourge because yeah it really does seem to be. I'm trying to find a balance between a self-sacrificial, extroverted and empathetic lifestyle that also adopts some Buddhists principles that place my own existence into perspective and help me to cope with change.

There's a lot to learn from perspectives all over the world, which is one of many reasons why being a religious fanatic is not only corny but harmful. Religion should never be an end unto itself.

Yeah Judaism sound really interesting, I've been fascinated by how the angels are described too

Gotta read the whole tjing tbh

Do you know how many scientific contributions have Islamic origins? The scientific method was literally birthed by a Muslim