Abrahamic Monotheism
Abrahamic Monotheism refers to the belief in a single, all-powerful deity as outlined in the religious traditions of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. This monotheistic belief system traces its origins back to the biblical figure of Abraham, who is considered a patriarch in all three religions. Followers of Abrahamic Monotheism worship the same God but may differ in their interpretations of scripture, religious practices, and theological doctrines. Key tenets include the oneness of God, moral teachings, and the belief in prophets as messengers of divine revelation.