Abrahamic faith
Desert-born monotheism
An Abrahamic faith is a religion that traces its spiritual lineage to the patriarch Abraham—primarily Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
These traditions share certain features: monotheism, scriptures considered divinely revealed, and overlapping narratives about prophets and moral law.
Representatives from all three Abrahamic faiths attended the interfaith dialogue.
- monotheismBelief in one god
- churchPlace of Christian worship
- bookBound written work
- prayerAddress to deity
- chosen peopleDivinely selected group
Moses · Ten Commandments · interfaith dialogue · Torah · sacred text · covenant · promised land · Jesus · caliphate · Muhammad · holy sites · Holy Land · diaspora · Bible · Middle East · cross · commandments · salvation
Abrahamic faithpolytheism
Belief in multiple deities
Hinduism · paganism · Shinto · animism · Norse paganism
Abrahamic faithatheism
Rejection of deities
irreligion · antitheism · secular humanism · agnosticism · secularism
Abrahamic faithsecularism
Separation of faith, state
irreligion · anti-theism · godlessness · unbelief · apostasy
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