All three works in their entirety or only the parts you favor?A religion who believes the Tanakh, New testament and the Quran is from God
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All three works in their entirety or only the parts you favor?A religion who believes the Tanakh, New testament and the Quran is from God
They seem to be less and less interested in the 'Glory of God' as the time goes by.The majority of humanity will most likely embrace the 'Glory of God'.
The three books cannot be accepted in their entirety by followers of any Abrahamic religion. Why would Jews and Muslims accept that Jesus is the son of God, and why would Christians need to acknowledge Mohammad, after Jesus did all that was to be done with his sacrifice. Same with the later Abrahamic religions, Bahais and Ahmadiyyas. Why would Muslims accept that there can be a need of any messenger after the last word of Allah was delivered in Quran.All three works in their entirety or only the parts you favor?
And does it include Talmud, Church Fathers, Ahadith?All three works in their entirety or only the parts you favor?
The religion in the future.
A religion that believe Jews, christians and muslims believe in the same God. A religion who believes the Tanakh, New testament and the Quran is from God
That's what I was gonna say. Beat me to the punch .
That and I would be surprised to see it work, because same God or not, everything else about the religions are different. Jews focus on Law and action. Christians belief and surrender. Quran, Law and Surrender...
Edit: It's a Holy Trinity of powerlessness.
I was told Muslims don't like being called Abrahamic, and prefer that the term that is used is "People of the Book". So, would Abrahamicism be the best title for this?
The religion in the future.
A religion that believe Jews, christians and muslims believe in the same God. A religion who believes the Tanakh, New testament and the Quran is from God
I believe mutual respect and peaceful coexistence would be the greatest achievement.
I agree with you, inasmuch as the Abrahamic faiths are heterogenous once you go beyond the core fundamentals that distinguish this (undeniably closely related) family of religions.
Christianity emerged as a Jewish sect (originally Torah-observant) yet one of its core doctrines from the earliest generation, the incarnation of the Supreme Deity in human form, was a unique and profoundly heretical mutation within the context of Second Temple Judaism and remains antithetical to all forms of Judaism today as well.
Likewise, the Qur'an explicitly denies that Jesus is the Son of God, a belief absolutely essential to the New Testament and all Christian theology derived from it.
However, I would seriously question your characterisation of Christianity as being about "belief and surrender" whereas Judaism is about "law and action". That sounds like a very Protestant understanding of Christianity and Judaism, with the former as a religion of grace and freedom contrasted with the latter as a religion of works.
In truth, orthopraxis and the moral law - not to mention to a lesser extent the canon law - are of first order importance in Catholic and Orthodox Christianity in particular, whilst belief is of great importance to Jews or else you wouldn't have certain ideas classed as avodah zarah (idolatry) such as anything that breaches monotheism.
What makes you think that?The religion in the future.
The religion in the future.
A religion that believe Jews, christians and muslims believe in the same God. A religion who believes the Tanakh, New testament and the Quran is from God
Imo these books contradict each other so they can't work as one.
Good afternoon Starlight. It's simply not true. Muslims believe Ishmael (not Isaac) was the chosen one to which Yahweh worked, when actually Ishmael was not a righteous individual.
You don't even need a religion for these things though. It dilutes the religion to such a degree it's meaningless. All religions have some form of these concepts, so are you going to accept my Kemetic religion?The spiritual teachings do not contradict but compliment each other. Justice, mercy, love, compassion and the virtues are all compatible.
Any ideas on why they would not like that?I was told Muslims don't like being called Abrahamic, and prefer that the term that is used is "People of the Book". So, would Abrahamicism be the best title for this?
Not seeing that, personally. At least not in a functional way.The religion in the future.
A religion that believe Jews, christians and muslims believe in the same God. A religion who believes the Tanakh, New testament and the Quran is from God
The religion in the future.
A religion that believe Jews, christians and muslims believe in the same God. A religion who believes the Tanakh, New testament and the Quran is from God
I believe mutual respect and peaceful coexistence would be the greatest achievement.
Indeed, there are many controversial groups that claim Abrahamic origin yet have a hard time either accepting or being accepting by others of presumably similar origin. Mormons (Last Days Saints) and Kardecist Spiritists come to mind.Yeah, Ahl-e-Kitab. But they will not agree that Bahai and Ahmadiyyas have any Kitab.
Ah, you forget some others. Bahai, Ahmadiyya, possibly others too.