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Why do Muslim christians and Jewish religions all believe that Jerusalem is a holy place?
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Where is Jeruslam located?
If you are referring to Jerusalem, it is a city in Israel. It is a city of great importance for three major religions: Jewish, Muslim, and Christians all believe it is sacred land.
Is Christians Jewish?
They are two separate religions.
Who do Christians believe was the Jewish Messiah?
Christians believe that Jesus was the Jewish Messiah. Jews disagree.
What religions are in Slovakia?
Most people there are Christians (Roman Catholic, Orthodox, Protestants). Very few people practice the Jewish faith there I believe.
How do Jews christians and Muslims lay claim to Jerusalem?
For Judaism: http://judaism.answers.com/jewish-history/jerusalem-in-judaism
What do Muslims that worship Allah believe?
Allah is the Arabic word that means God.Muslims worship God and to them He is the same God that the Christians and Jewish people believe in. The only difference between those three religions is that Muslims believe Jesus is a prophet, christians believe he is divine and Son of God ( or God himself in a Human Form), Jewish people believe he is just a normal person.
What southwest Asian city has three religions?
It's Jerusalem. It's very important to the Jewish, Christian, and Muslim religions.
Why would a catholic want to go to Jerusalem?
Because Catholics are Christians and Christ was a Jew. Christians believe he is the Jewish messiah. Christ died and was resurrected in the city. It is therefore a holy Christian site, worthy of pilgrimage.
What three religions were in Cordoba?
Muslims, Jews, And Christians
Is Jerusalem 100 percent Jewish?
No! Jerusalem is home to Jews, Christians, Muslims, and I'm sure some Atheists live there as well.
Why might Christians have borrowed ways of worship from Jewish religions?
Because they worship the same God.
What two major religions are fighting over Jerusalem?
A:The dispute over East Jerusalem is not about religion, but about land. The Palestinians, who include Muslims and Christians, want to hold onto their homes in East Jerusalem, also making it the capital of Palestine. The Israelis, who are at least nominally Jewish, want to control all of Jerusalem, making it their capital and, as far as international law allows, dispossess the Palestinians.
