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The Bible influenced the three religions of Christianity, Islam and Judaism.
Christianity and Islam.
AnswerCertainly, Judaism influenced both Christianity and Islam - they have their roots in Judaism. Some say that Zoroastrianism also had a considerable influence on both religions, both directly and indirectly, through its influence on Judaism.
Abraham founded Judaism. Christianity and Islam are daughter-religions of Judaism.See also the Related Links.Link: How Abraham founded JudaismLink: Was Islam's inception influenced by Judaism
Christianity and Islam. __________________________________________________________ Any religion may be influenced by another religion if it is a man developed religion and not same God religion. The three religions Judaism, Christianity and Islam are God religions created by same God. Hence it is logic to find common features in the three religions; mainly monotheism. Accordingly, it is hard to believe that any religion got influenced by another religion. Otherwise, how the three religion are same God religions and not man made religions.
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam religions.
Back when Judaism was first Founded, all other religions were polytheistic. Judaism was monotheistic.
In chronological order, the pantheons of Akkadia, Egypt, and Babylonia; then Zoroastrianism, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. There are probably also other, smaller, less historically significant examples.
Mandaeism, Christianity and Islam are three religions that derive rather directly from Judaism.
Judaism is one of the smaller of the world's great religions. However, Judaism is also historically very important, since it was the primary influence in the development of the world's two largest religions, Christianity and Islam. The great majority of the religious people of the world have been influenced by Jewish theology even though they are not actually Jews.
Judaism.
Three major traditions influenced the development of Islam. The most important was the monotheistic tradition of Judaism and Christianity. The next most important were the endemic Arab henotheist religions, like Rahmanists, and Arab monotheists, the Hanifs. The final group is Zoroastrianism.