Monotheism, or belief in one God, is a belief. There are many varieties of monotheistic religions. Islam, Judaism Zoroastrianism and Hinduism are just a few of the many monotheistic religious traditions. Each religion and practice has its own set beliefs. Let's take a look at the differences.
Islam
Islam is monotheistic religion that emphasizes God's oneness. Islam teaches God is the only Creator, and therefore the one worthy of worship. This concept is emphasized throughout the Qur'an. Most verses in Qur'an stress the Oneness and Oneness of Allah.
Christianity, Judaism & Islam are three of the most important monotheistic religious traditions. Abraham is the originator of these three traditions. Abraham, the father of Abrahamic religions was asked to sacrifice his only child, but God intervened and saved him. He then offered Abraham a lamb to sacrifice. In the Bible, the promised messiah is the focus of the Jewish people's hope.
Islam considers worship to be an integral part of Islam. Worship is much more than just prayers and rituals. All of us must engage in acts of worship that please God. These activities may include charitable donations or seeking knowledge.
Judaism
Judaism is a monotheistic ethnic religion belonging to the Abrahamic family of religions. Its roots can be traced back to the Bronze Age in the Middle East. Its practice is based on Jewish history and beliefs. It has been a major religion for more than 2 000 years and is still widely practiced around the globe.
Jewish people believe God created the universe and that all men are made in God’s image. Judaism believes that God will judge each of us at the end. It has many rules, traditions, and holidays and is different from other religions. The United States has 5 million Jews today. There are many synagogues in the United States. Jewish people believe in helping others and making the world a better one.
The Torah describes polytheism in the Torah as a false religion and wicked. Deuteronomy32.16-17 reveals that God accuses the Israelites from worshipping false gods. However, modern scholarship suggests that polytheism has its roots in the monotheistic movement and is a much more complicated question than many people believe.
Zoroastrianism
While Zoroastrianism is one of the smallest religions in the world, it still has a profound impact on the worldview of its followers. Teachings of the religion include the notions of hell and Heaven, the Judgment Days, and free will. It also teaches the existence of angels and demons.
Zoroastrians believe humans can reach perfection in this lifetime and then go on to meditate upon their deeds in a future life. A balanced set of actions leads to happiness, and a negative one leads to destruction. Zoroastrianism is a religion that encourages moral and good behavior.
Zoroastrianism can be considered the oldest and most ancient religion in the world. Its followers were a wealthy minority that believed in honesty and respect. They fled India and became the Parsis.