Question

Which of the following characteristics is not shared by the faiths of Christianity, Judaism, and Islam?

A. Abraham is an important figure in all three religions.

B. All three are polytheistic religions.

C. Holy texts in all three religions describe many similar events, figures, and stories.

D. The city of Jerusalem is a holy site in all three faiths.

Answer 1

Option B, All three are polytheistic religions, is the right answer.

Step-by-step explanation:

Abrahamism is a term used to describe the Abrahamic religions. The Abrahamic religions are a group of Semitic-originated ethical communities of a belief that claim shares the lineage from Judaism and the devotions of Abraham's God. The nature of Abrahamic religions is monotheistic. In this way, the Abrahamic religion shares all the given characteristics except option B.

Answer 2

The correct (or rather the incorrect) answer is B. all three are polytheistic religions. This is not true - a polytheistic religion is one where people believe in many gods within one religion - for example, old Norse religion was polytheistic because they believed in Odin, and Thor, and Loki, etc. These three religions are all monotheistic - in Christianity, they believe in God, in Judaism in Jehova, and in Islam in Allah.