The most important beliefs in the Jewish and Christian religions (a comparative study

Abstract

Praise be to God, and prayers and peace be upon the Messenger of God, may God's prayers and peace be upon him and his family and companions God, Glory be to Him, sent in every nation messengers calling them to unify Him, and ordering them to follow His command and guidance, and He supported them, Glory be to Him, by sending down His Books so that they would be guidance for the nations after His Messengers. And Christianity, but there were clear deviations in creed among the two religions.
Among the manifestations of deviation in the creed of the Jews, for example : Associating partners with God in worship, such as taking the calf, attributing the son to God, their audacity to God the Most High attributing poverty to Him, their claim that God the Most High is tired of creating the heavens and the earth and others.
As for prophecy, they attributed to the prophets, prayers and peace be upon them, deficiency and cursing.
As for the Christians, they deviated their religion from its correct aspect, to pure paganism, and deviant beliefs that neither the Messiah, peace be upon him, nor his disciples knew.
This distorted religion was not established as it is at the present time until nearly five centuries after the ascension of Christ, peace be upon him, came to pass.
It can be summed up in two situations: the first: negligence and estrangement with God's prophets and messengers, and the second: exaggeration and exaggeration.
This research was a clarification of the two beliefs and the refutation of falsehoods in them from the sources of their books and a statement of the contradiction between them and their opposition to the method of the prophets and their belief that God Almighty sent them.