Religion In examining the concept of monotheism in Jewish, Christian, and Islamic traditions, two major points of reference need to be remembered. First, and foremost, that all three of these religions worship the same God, that being the God of Abraham. . Second, it is equally important to understand that although these three religions fundamentally acknowledge scripture as the foundation of that monotheistic concept, their individual interpretation of that scripture is quite different. Many diverse contexts …showed first 75 words of 2068 total…

…showed last 75 words of 2068 total…factors. Even with internal struggle, war, famine, persecution, and even the entire uplifting of societies, scholars still took the time to maintain their traditions to the best of their abilities. In closing, the theologies of monotheism contained in each religions beliefs are a product of great development and debate, and it shows that great intellect was used in overcoming cultural obstacles. WORKS CITED_ Corigan, Denny, Eire, Jaffe. Jews, Christians, Muslims. Simon and Schuster. New Jersey. 1998.