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Webmaster's Note (9/23/2007): AbrahamicReligions.net is still under construction. The website is fully active, however the survey and consequently the spreadsheet are both incomplete. If you would like to contribute, we encourage you to join the Wiki and begin contributing questions, beliefs, explanations, or otherwise. And of course, feel free to take the survey now, but just be sure to come back later and retake it after more questions have been added.

I am currently looking for people to add questions.

If you have any comments, questions or concerns, please send me an email at: brian@abrahamicreligions.net

Introduction

Welcome to AbrahamicReligions.net!

Abrahamic religions stem from the Jewish prophet Abraham. Within the three largest Abrahamic religions--Judaism, Christianity, and Islam--there are many smaller divisions. You've heared of the Shi'a and the Sunni, the Catholics and the Protestants, Orthodox Jews, Jehovah's Witnesses, and countless others, but what do they believe?

The purpose of AbrahamicReligions.net is to provide a simple comparison and contrast of the different beliefs and practices of each division among the Abrahamic religions. We ask that you begin by taking the survey. Anyone with a valid email address can contribute. The results are anonymously tabulated in our spreadsheet--our cornerstone.

Finally, we invite you to join our community, otherwise known as the Abrahamic Religions.net Wiki (similar to Wikipedia).

We hope that your visit to AbrahamicReligions.net will be enlightening!

Sincerely,
Brian
brian@abrahamicreligions.net

"Our goal is theological harmony, not homogenization."
     --Philip A. Cunningham and Jan Katzew, Do Christians and Jews Worship the Same God?

Last modified 24 September 2007 BST

The information on AbrahamicReligions.net is a generalization contributed by the public, and individuals and institutions will have varying beliefs. For more information on a particular religion, we recommend you contact religious leaders or members of that respective religion. Read more.