What is the conclusion of Christianity Judaism and Islam?

Answer 1

From Islamic Perspective:

The three religions are Abrahamic Heaven sent religions. Judaism is the religion per God revelation of Torah to prophet Moses. Chritianity is that religion per God revelation of Bible to prophet Jesus. Islam (the same universal name of all religions since mankind that are calling for Islam; Arabic word meaning peace and submission to God, the only one God) is the religion per God revelation of Quran to prophet Muhammad (peace upon them all).

The three religions, as any single religions, are based on two wings:

• faith and ritual worships , and
• morals and social teachings

As for the first wing: faith and ritual worships:

These are issues regarding the one and his God. Any differences among religions within this wing would be only judged by God (the creator) on the Day of Judgment (that all religions believe in) as for who is right and who is not. These issues have nothing to do with the believers of different religions. However, there are similarities among the three religions as the three religions have:

• faith in one God (although some Christians are henotheists and believe in Jesus Divinity)
• faith in God Angels
• faith in the day of Judgment
• faith in the other eternal life
• faith in the Paradise and the Hell

As for the second wing: morals and social teachings:

There are no basic differences among the three religions. They all call their believers for deeds for benefit of community and humanity. They all call all people to live in harmony, peace, love, and mutual respect.

for more information on the two wing issues, regarding Islam religion, one can refer to the related question listed below.

Judaism is the base for both. Islamic and Christians are from the Abraham decent.

From the Jewish Perspective

The question as written is confusing. What is meant by "conclusion"? Does it refer to what a person should take away as the moral teachings of the faiths? Does it refer to eschatology and end times? Does it refer to replacement theology? Does it refer to how religion may go extinct in the future? In all of these different aspects, there is great division between and within these three faiths.

Judaism's answers for these three, most simply put. (These things are very complex, but these are probably the simple.)

1) Moral Teachings: The Talmud in tractate Shabbat 31a relates the following well-known story of Hillel: "When [a certain Heathen] came before Hillel, (he also asked Hillel to teach him the entire Torah while standing on one foot) Hillel replied, "What is hateful to you, do not do to your neighbor: that is the whole Torah while the rest is commentary; go and learn it."

2) Eschatology: Judaism believes in the arrival of an Earthly Monarch of the Davidic Line who will end all war, hostility, and darkness and promote universal peace.

3) Replacement Theology: No part of the law is ever to be replaced or amended. Anyone seeking to do so is clearly a false prophet.

4) Extinction of Religion: Judaism believes that God will honor his covenant with the Jewish people as long as they seek him.