Most Christians believe that Deity is Jesus while Jews don't. They believe that God is the Creator with no incarnation.
YHVH same as Judaism
The deity of Islam, known as Allah in Arabic, is the God of Judaism and Christianity.The deity of Islam is known as Allah in Arabic, but is NOT the same as the God of Judaism and Christianity. (See the link below to "Who is Allah?")
Monotheistic religions. These religions believe in the existence of one singular deity or god, such as Christianity, Islam, and Judaism.
As Christianity, Islam and Judaism all worship the same Deity, it would be Yahweh. Yahweh, Jehovah, Allah - a variety of names - but at around 4,000,000,000 (four billion) worshippers, the most popular Deity of all.
Some Christians use the term to refer to apostate Jews who have abandoned Judaism for Christianity. The branch of Christianity most likely to use this term calls itself Messianic Judaism. Jews generally reject so-called Messianic Jews because Judaism traditionally considers the belief in an incarnate deity to be idolatrous, regardless of whether the deity is incarnated in a stone idol or a living person.
"God" is a proper noun when referring to a specific deity in monotheistic religions like Christianity, Islam, and Judaism. It is a common noun when used generically or in a non-religious context to refer to a deity in general.
One common belief among Christianity, Judaism, and Islam in Europe is the belief in one God, often referred to as monotheism. These religions share the belief in a single, all-powerful deity as the ultimate authority in the universe.
The five major world religions that are monotheistic are Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Sikhism, and Bahá'í Faith. These religions believe in the existence of one supreme deity or god.
Hinduism has more than one god. Christianity has one God, the true God, the Trinity, who died for all to save our sins.
No! Christianity is defined by the belief in a triune God, that is, one God with three aspects, where one of those aspects was incarnated as Jesus. Judaism is defined in terms of strict monotheism where God is outside of creation and not embodied in any physical being or thing. Judaism classifies the belief in an embodied deity to be a form of idolatry.
1) There is only one deity for the Hebrews, and that is God, who created the universe. 2) The role of God concerning the afterlife is that He created it, and it is He who determines the nature of each person's existence there.See also:The afterlife in Judaism
A monotheistic person believes in the existence of only one God. They worship and follow the teachings of this singular deity, often found in religions such as Christianity, Islam, and Judaism.