The Basics of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam

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The Basics of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam Major Monotheistic Religions

Monotheism: The belief in ONE God.

Judaism History of Judaism: Story of Abraham The Exodus of the Jews

The Basics of Judaism Supreme Being: G-d (Jews do not spell out full name as it is considered too holy) Sacred Text: Torah Place of Worship: Synagogue Holy Land : Israel, particularly Jerusalem and the Western Wall Symbol: Star of David

The Basics of Judaism Rituals, Practices and Holidays: importance of major holidays: Hanukkah, Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur, and Passover; observance of Kosher Laws, prayer Major Prophets: Abraham, Moses

The History of Christianity -Believe in Jesus (Who was Jewish); Born in 4 B.C. in Bethlehem -Worshipped God and followed Jewish law -At 30 Jesus began preaching to villagers, used parables-short stories with simple moral lessons to communicate his ideas Hillside in Northern Israel where Christians believe Jesus told his parables.

The History of Christianity Continued... -Jesus recruited 12 disciples to help him spread his ideas, called apostles, in Jerusalem and all over Israel -Some Jews in Jerusalem welcomed Jesus, many of the priests felt he threatened their leadership -Roman authorities felt Jesus would lead the Jews in a revolt against their rule.

Death of Jesus -According to the gospels (Books in the New Testament of the Bible), Jesus was betrayed by one of his disciples, arrested by the Romans, and killed by crucifixion-a person was bound to a cross and left to die. -Christians believe that Jesus did not die, but rose from death and commanded his disciples to spread his teachings. -After the disciples reported he ascended into heaven 8

Christianity Spreads -Followers called Christians -Disciples preach the messages of Christianity throughout the Roman world -Peter established Christianity in Rome itself -Paul played the most influential role in spreading Christianity 9

The Basics of Christianity Supreme Being: God; Christians believe in the Trinity which is the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Sacred Text: The Bible which includes the Old and New Testaments Place of Worship: Church Holy Land: Israel Symbol: Cross

The Basics of Christianity Rituals, Practices and Holidays: Celebration of Christmas and Easter; importance of baptism and communion, prayer Major Prophets: Abraham, Moses

The History of Islam Muhammad is the prophet of Islam. Born in Mecca in 570 AD. Began having visions and hearing mysterious voices as an adult. He sought solitude outside of Mecca. Believed he heard a message from the angel Gabriel to go and spread the word of the one true God, Allah. Wrote his teachings in the Qu’ran. Followers are called Muslims

The History of Islam Muhammad’s teachings include the 5 Pillars of Islam: Confess that there is no God but Allah. Pray 5 times a day facing Mecca Give money to the poor. Fast from sunrise to sunset during Ramadan. Take at least one pilgrimage to Mecca.

The Basics of Islam Supreme Being: Allah Sacred Text: Qur’an Place of Worship: Mosque Holy Land (Theme of Place): Mecca; Jerusalem, Medina Symbol: Crescent with Star

The Basics of Islam Rituals, Practices and Holidays: Ramadan, Eid Al-Adha, Eid Al-Fitr Major Prophets: Abraham

Connections? Abraham Ishmael Isaac (Ancestor of Muhammad) (Ancestor of Jesus)