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Remi Brague Abrahamic religions - Coggle Diagram
Remi Brague
Abrahamic religions
religion
matter of
3 things
3 rel. of Abraham
3 rel of the book
which are
christianity
redaction bible in greek
III century
new testament
I - II century
islam
622
judaism
XII century b.C.
arch. discovers
based
3 impostors
Jesus
Muhammad
Moses
believe
God
one
unique
explained
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do not accept
each other
based on
same
characters
Joseph
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Moses
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Noah
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Jonah
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Abraham
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Abraham
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defined as
religions of
the book
:
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related
Jesus
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3 monoteisms
judaism
christianity
islam
3 religions
posses a
sacred book
developing
different
relationship
with it
christianity
history recounted in a book
islam
book that lead to history
religion of Israel
history that led to a book
religion of
Israel
priests
wrote
rituals of the temple
collection of hymns
had
feasts
places of worship
sacrifices
worship offered to the God
national religion
chronicles of kings
codified
penal
civil
code
king imposed to the people
based on
economical
cultural
life
political
judaism
constituted
series of tragic events
to be a jewish
follow the rules of the Torah
discussions
interpretations of the commandaments
and prohibitions given by God
constitute
the Talmud
nation that produced the book
christianity
movement
an event
based on
death
resurrection
Jesus of Nazareth
evangelists
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life
Islam
an event
7th century
expansion of Arab tribes
spread preaching
exceptional leader
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the book
aimed to
produce a civilitation
to give rules
found
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attributed to God
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distinct. of the 3 relig.
islam
not connect Israel
claiming a connection
Abraham
judaism
considered christian heretics
christianity
derives from judaism
gradually separated
the difference
christianity
judaism
resides
interpretation
Old Testament
real dialogue
respect of eachother
accepting initial situat. disagreem.