The holy book of each faith and how it compares to other religious texts (monotheistic religions)

For Islam, they use the Qur'an as their main holy text. For Christianity (other branched faiths included such as Catholicism and Protestantism), they use the Bible as their main holy text. For Judaism, they use the Torah (part of the Tanakh) as their main holy text.

All the books see Moses as their supreme caregiver. They all have the same views of God, same creation story, and same views on praying and faith. Well, the Torah is literally translated to the "LAW", which means instructions. The Torah gives instructions and laws of daily life for the Jewish followers. The Bible was literally derived from the Torah. The Bible talks more about Jesus and other God-related beliefs and traditions. It contradicts the teachings of Moses. The Qur'an combines both of the teachings of the Bible and the Torah and also talks about Muhammed's beliefs too.

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