Answer:
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam are three of the oldest and largest religions in the world.
Explanation:Judaism, Christianity, and Islam share monotheism, common prophets, and ethical principles. They revere Abraham and consider Jerusalem significant. Differences lie in their key figures (Abraham, Jesus, Muhammad), the nature of God (Trinity in Christianity), and the concept of the Messiah. Rituals and sacraments vary (e.g., Eucharist, Five Pillars, circumcision), and beliefs about the afterlife differ. While Christianity sees Jesus as the Messiah, Judaism awaits the Messiah, and Islam acknowledges Jesus as a prophet. Each religion has distinct scriptures (Torah, Bible, Quran) with shared narratives. Variations within each faith contribute to diverse beliefs and practices.
