(in alphabetical order)

Catholics and protestant Christians believe in Yehwah and Yehwah's son, Jesus Christ (old and new testament).

Jews believe in Yehwah (old testament)

Muslims believe in Yehwah and referenced God and others in the Bible (Abraham, Jesus, etc.) in the Koran.

In conclusion, do they all believe in Yehwah as their God?
From religious publications, Jews don't believe in Jesus as Son of God; Christians don't believe Allah as Messiah; etc.etc...  There lies their differences... but do they have a common ground: Yehwah?

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原帖由 q2u 於 2007-3-12 14:36 發表
(in alphabetical order)

Catholics and protestant Christians believe in Yehwah and Yehwah's son, Jesus Christ (old and new testament).

Jews believe in Yehwah (old testament)

Muslims believ ...

by theory, yes

Characters in the old testaments, such as Yev, Mary, and even Jesus himself is also in the Koran. In fact, Muslims call for special respect for the Jews and the Chirstains, calling them " people with the scripture", so we can conclude that Muslim's Allah is the same Yehwah of the Jews.

On the other hand, Jew's Torah=Christains' Old Testaments. Both Jews and Christains recognise the teachings of Moses, notably the 10 commaments, the only difference is Jews dont think that the Messiah has come, thereby denying Jesus as the son of God.

講穿左,其實係一個老豆,有幾個仔,你又話我唔 o岩,我又話你唔 o岩,打尼打去之嗎！

i believe the 'god' in different religions have certain common identities. perhaps there's a god, but am not sure which god is the 'true' god.
i treat it as different translations in different languages.

其實...我讀書少....嗻我發覺呢,好似其實...借用佛家一句說話: 萬法歸宗.....