Monotheism & Ethics: Historical And Contemporary Intersections Among Judaism, Christianity And Islam

Monotheism & Ethics: Historical And Contemporary Intersections Among Judaism, Christianity And Islam

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Religion & Spirituality History
Format Hardcover
Pages 290
Language English
Published Jan 1, 2012
Publisher Brill
ISBN-10 9004194290
ISBN-13 9789004194298
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In a captivating exploration of the intersections between faith and morality, a profound analysis emerges from the complex relationships among Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. The narrative weaves through historical contexts and philosophical discussions, examining how monotheistic teachings have shaped ethical frameworks across these three major religions. This comparative study highlights their shared roots while also addressing the unique interpretations that have arisen over centuries.

Throughout the text, the author invites readers to reflect on the diverse ethical implications that stem from monotheistic beliefs. Drawing on historical texts and contemporary examples, the insights shed light on how these faiths grapple with similar moral dilemmas, despite differing theological perspectives. It encourages a dialogue on faith and ethics, making it relevant for scholars and practitioners alike.

The work culminates in a thoughtful discussion of modern challenges faced by these religious communities. By fostering understanding and examining shared principles, it paves the way for interfaith dialogue, emphasizing the importance of collaboration in addressing contemporary ethical issues.

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