If you are of the GOD of abraham(pbuh), can you explain to me the difference(s) between........?
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Dear Mitchell, \n\nI believe that all three believe in the same God. Some people revere God so highly that they won't spell his name and will either put "God" in quotations, or leave out one of the letters, because they feel his name is so holy they cannot say it.\n\nWhile another group will use the PBUH after the name because they believe that the ultimate peace stems from our heavenly father.\n\nThe final group, believes in a special relationship where we can worship, call him our father, and come to him with all of our problems.\n\nWhile this simplifies the differences, I feel that we all believe in a wonderful heavenly deity who loves us all and hates the fact that we cannot agree on issues. \n\nMy hope is that God's peace will reign someday!
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In the Old Testament he was reactive.  That's cause the people brought that out in him.  In modern times he is not reactive, but neither is he proactive; he's taken a wait-and-see attitude.  Why do you ask?  Are you an atheist looking for an argument?
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Are you talking about the Koran? \nAll 3 religions, Judaism, Christianity and Islam have the same roots. Both the Muslims and the Jews consider Abraham to be thier father, and Jews and Muslims refer to each other as "Cousins".
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To each follower, his God is always better. It is better to imbibe Godly qualities to the extent possible, than disputing about the better one.. One may spend / waste a lifetime trying to choose a better God !
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God is not a created being. In the Bible God says to Moses... "I am".
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God IS the 'higher power'! PRAISE GOD!!! :) He saved me!!\n\n:)
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in Islam when you say Allah(which is the same meaning as god but in Arabic)you say SUB HAN ALLAH=which means almighty god.\nand when you say a prophets name you say PEACE BE UPON HIM.\nSome gratings that have god in them are\nALLAH MA AK=which means god is with you\nALHAMDUALLAH= which means thanks to Allah\nSALAMU ALLAKUM WA RAHMATU ALLAH WA BARAKATU= which means peace be upon you and gods mercy to you.\ni hope this helped you a little bit.
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To think that they are all similar is to distort and edit their message.  They are all very different, aside from the fact that they all claim to believe in the same God:  The one and only true God.\n\nAside from this they are quite different, although they are closely linked historically.\n\nJudaism is by far the oldest:  We don't know how long ago that some early Israelites began to believe in one unearthly god named "Yahweh" instead of all of the many earthly gods that other cultures worshiped.\n\nBut we know they started writing down what would become the "Old Testament" around 800 BCE.\n\nThen, about 800 years later in 30 CE, a firebrand reformist Jew arrived on the world stage.  He cast demons out of people and healed the sick and taught that God was about to bring His kingdom to earth soon.  This man was named Yeshua bar Yehosef (Jesus to you and me).  He had a profound effect on everyone who knew him and when he came to Jerusalem to preach at the Temple, he alarmed the Jewish and Roman authorities so much that they feared revolt (High Priest Caiaphas feared a religious "revolt", while Procurator Pontius Pilate feared a civil disobedience uprising at best, and a military uprising at worst).  Jesus was executed but his movement changed and grew into what we now call Christianity.\n\nThen, almost 600 years later, in 610 CE, an Arab man named Mohammed* claimed that the Archangel Michael visited him in a city called Mecca and had begun to recite to him the final message to mankind from God.\n\nThe Archangel Michael is an important figure in both Judaism and Christianity.  And from the beginning, Mohammed's teachings claimed to be a continuation and a completion of the work "Yahweh" had begun with the prophets of Judaism and with Jesus of Nazareth.\n\nMuslims think that Jesus is just a man, not God Himself in human form.  They think that Jesus was very important and was "anointed" by God to perform God's work -- but they don't think Jesus died for our sins.  In fact, Mohammed's ideas about what Jesus taught and what the life of Jesus meant are very different from orthodox Christianity.\n\nWhen Muslims speak of "Allah", they mean the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob.  They mean the same God who parted the Red Sea for Moses and the same God that Jesus called "Father".\n\nHowever, to think that Islam unifies all three of these religions, you must first discard just about everything Jesus says in the Gospels.\n\nHere are just a few examples of the conflicts between Jesus' teachings and the teachings of Islam:\n\n-- Jesus rejected laws about food, saying that what came OUT of your mouth makes you "unclean", not what you put IN your mouth.  Islam still maintains the old food taboos against pork, shellfish, and other foods very carefully.\n\n-- One of Jesus' first miracles was to turn water into wine.  The gospels show Jesus drinking wine all the time (though he never drank to get drunk).  And, BTW, this was not grape juice:  without refrigeration grape juice quickly becomes a fly-infested sticky mess.  Islam condemns all consumption of alcohol.\n\n-- More importantly, Jesus tells us not to fight with the evil man, but rather to fight him with kindness.  Jesus NEVER preached war but only love and understanding and compassion.  Jesus spoke angrily against those who did unjust and wicked things, but he never advocated killing them.  Islam, however, claims that Allah wants people to be killed for all kinds of reasons.  It is true that you can be a Christian and still support war and the death penalty -- just don't say that Jesus wants it.  War and retribution may be necessary in this world, but they are all part of our original sinful condition.\n\nSHORT ANSWER:  These religions are linked by history but all have very different and conflicting beliefs not only about morality and about God, but even about what real historical
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God knows everything but Abraham did not.\n\nThrough the test Abraham learned that he was capable of following the will of God no matter how hard it might be. He (and we today) also learned that the true God does not want human sacrifices like the false religions of the time.\n\nContext. Context. Context.\n\nAbraham lived hundreds of years before the Ten Commandments were given to Moses and the Jewish people.\n\nAbraham lived in a society where human sacrifice and child sacrifice was the normal thing to do.\n\nGod was just beginning to reveal himself to mankind and Abraham did not have the Bible or much of anything else to go on.\n\nAbraham knew that his son was a gift from God. If God demanded that Abraham kill the son, then Abraham, although it broke his heart, would do it.\n\nUnder the same circumstances (context) would we be able to follow God's will?\n\nUnder the much easier circumstances that we live in today, can we follow God's will as Jesus revealed it to us?\n\nWith the Ten Commandments, the Prophets, and especially Jesus Christ as part of our current circumstances (context), God would not put us to this test.\n\nBut we do have similar issues to tackle, like abortion where we kill our children who are miraculous gifts from God just like Isaac was to Abraham.\n\nIn abortion we sacrifice our children to the gods of lust, convenience, economy, and selfishness.\n\nWith love in Christ.
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I like your logic, and I agree.  I believe all gods are one God, just different names/aspects.  The supreme ruler is an IMMENSE being, and mere humans with our human brains cannot possibly interpret the whole thing as it is.  So we look at aspects of the supreme being.  I see one part, and you see another part.  But we're seeing the same Being.
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:}\nG-d is real the exodus was not Abraham's but Israel with Moses
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yes it's true.\n\ni am not sure why Abraham has special place to God. but here is my two cents. \n\nAbraham found God without even holy book or a massenger sent to him. he keep questioing his mind and his heart to find the true God. and after evidence God showed him the Truth. \n\nAbraham proved his loyality to God. he did not copy the tradition of his people blindly. he was an open mind person with vision. He broke their idols even though he knows they may kill him. \n\nHe his loyality been tested by God when God commanded him to kill his own Son, and he was willing to do it. He was very generous man and has tender heart.
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GD and Allah are the same. See daniel, the word Allah is actualy from the Hebrew.\n\nJesus, is a guy, he's dead. So no inclusion for him.
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good qns buddy!!!!!!!!!!!!  mayb ALLAH. how come god has a son ? who is god's wife?
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Allah might be Arabic for "god", but that doesn't make them the same person.  If you've really read about who they are, you'll see that they are not the same.  They are opposites.  \n\nAllah is a god who says you have to become better to be acceptable, you are at the bottom of the pit and you're going to have to climb out, and you've got to kill the infidel to get virgins.  \n\nGod says he'll take you just as you are because he loves you, you're at the bottom of the pit but he's going to come down there and pull you out, and you need to love your enemies, not hate them.
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God and Allah are the same.\nRead the old testament.
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Sure. "I am" hath sent me.\n\nJoh 8:58  Jesus said unto them, Verily, verily, I say unto you, Before Abraham was, I am.\n\nExo 3:14  And God said unto Moses, I AM THAT I AM: and he said, Thus shalt thou say unto the children of Israel, I AM hath sent me unto you.\n\nWhat don't you understand? Jesus said before Abraham was "I am".\n\nTHERE IT IS, ANOTHER ONE BITES THE DUST.\n\nSpock would be disappointed in your logic.