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ABRAHAMIC RELIGIONS. A Comparative Study of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam|Isaac Volpe

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From the covenant of Abraham to the rise of global faith communities, this groundbreaking comparative study traces the intertwined histories, scriptures, and beliefs of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Written in clear and accessible language, Abrahamic Religions invites readers to explore how these three great traditions-often seen as rivals-actually form a complex family of faiths shaped by shared origins, overlapping narratives, and enduring debates about God, law, revelation, and salvation. Through a careful balance of historical analysis and theological reflection, the book examines how each religion defines its relationship to the divine, to scripture, to the other traditions, and to the modern world. Key topics include:

  • Origins and early trajectories of Israel, the Church, and the Ummah
  • Scripture and canon formation: Torah, Bible, and Qur'an
  • Law, grace, and guidance in Halakha, Canon Law, and Sharīʿa
  • Divine unity and the nature of God in Shema, Trinity, and Tawḥīd
  • Mysticism and spiritual practice across Kabbalah, Christian monasticism, and Sufism
  • Modern challenges: secularization, dialogue, and coexistence
Whether you are a student, scholar, or seeker, this book provides a panoramic yet nuanced view of the Abrahamic faiths-showing how their similarities illuminate their profound differences, and how their encounters continue to shape our world. Discover how the world's three great monotheistic traditions are bound by faith, history, and dialogue. Open the pages of Abrahamic Religions and deepen your understanding of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam today. Read this book and see how ancient wisdom and modern insight meet in the story of humanity's search for the One God. Order your copy now TAGS
Abrahamic religions, comparative religion, Judaism Christianity Islam, interfaith studies, theology of monotheism, world religions comparison, Abraham's legacy, monotheistic faiths, religious dialogue, comparative theology, religious studies textbook, religion and culture, philosophy of religion, sacred texts comparison, Torah Bible Quran, divine unity, Shema Trinity Tawhid, Halakha Canon Law Sharia, mysticism Kabbalah Sufism, covenant and revelation, scriptural interpretation, faith and reason, history of religions, Abrahamic traditions, interreligious understanding, religion and modernity, comparative faith analysis, religious education, theology book, academic study of religion, seminary reading, interfaith dialogue book, introduction to world religions, spiritual history, faith traditions, study guide religion, God and humanity, religion in context, comparative theology book, Abrahamic faiths explained, history of monotheism

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  • ISBN-13: 9798273573222
  • ISBN-10: 9798273573222
  • Publisher: Independently Published
  • Publish Date: November 2025
  • Dimensions: 9 x 6 x 0.44 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 0.63 pounds
  • Page Count: 208

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