In which ways are the three primary cultures developed by the bible?

10-05-2009, 01:51 AM

In which ways are the 3 primary cultures developed by the bible, judaism, islam, and christianity differ? In which ways are they the same?
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**Rob** · 10-05-2009, 01:51 AM

I don't think you can squeeze a cultural anthropology lesson into a Yahoo Answers answer.

**Vincent The Valentine** · 10-05-2009, 01:53 AM

First you would need to go into the origin of the bible itself. Approximately 1500 years after Christ's death, the Protestant Christian faith came along packaged with the bible, because the original Christians who followed both faith and tradition (ie. Catholic Church) were accused of "doing it wrong", so a man (forgot the name) followed "the word of God", and so the bible was written as the word of God.
Then look into Sola Scriptura, and some agressive behaviors that believing in the bible alone has influenced due to the words of a merciful and forgiving, yet wrathful god. These elements are all part of the same deity that Christianity, Judaism, and Islam all worship, but focus more on one aspect than another, but it's all still there.
That should get you to think some.