The worship of a single god rather than many gods

The belief in life after death

The organization of believers into a separate state

the offering of sacrifices during religious ceremonies

Christians believed Jesus was the Messiah, or savior of man.

Only Judaism accepted and believed in the Ten Commandments.

Jews never had problems with Roman authorities, while Christians did.

Christians allowed the worship of many gods, while Judaism did not.

Five basic obligations that Muslims are supposed to meet in their lives.

Five basic beliefs shared by Judaism, Christianity and Islam.

The five columns that support the roof of the Ka'aba.

The first five books of the Qu'ran.

They disagreed over who should lead the Muslim community after the death of Muhammad.

The Shia wanted to change the direction of prayer to Jerusalem rather than Mecca.

Arguments began over what should be included in the Five Pillars.

The Shia believed only Arabs could be Muslims.

Torah

Qu'ran

Constitution

New Testament

Jews were enslaved in Babylon.

The Romans forced the Jews out of Jerusalem.

Abraham left Mesopotamia and moved to Canaan.

Jews were freed from slavery in Egypt and returned to the land of Canaan.

Christianity

Judaism

Islam

Buddhism

Make a hajj to Mecca at least once.

Eat fish on Fridays.

Eat unleavened bread during Passover.

Donate one-tenth of personal income to the mosque.

Judaism

Hinduism

Christianity

Islam

Anti-semitism

Monotheism

Polytheism

Zionism