Similarities and differences among Judaism, Christianity, and Islam

Help me write a summary of the similarities/differences between these three religions: Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.

Religion

1.What do we mean when we say that religion defines identity and guides relationships? 2. What are the definition and functions of myth? What do you think about the possibility of myth existing in religion or scripture? Would this change your beliefs in the authenticity of scripture or a particular religion? What different types of scriptures are there in the world...can you give some examples outside of the Bible and the Quran? What do you think about What you have discovered? 3. What are your thoughts about the existence of God or a Supreme Being? What has lead you to believe the way you do?

Religion

Are the indigenous religions really "religions" based on the following definition? According to the American Heritage Dictionary (2000), religion is defined as "a set of beliefs, values, and practices based on the teachings of a spiritual leader." In light of this definition, it makes sense that religion defines identity and guides relationships. As religion is a set of beliefs, values, and practices of an individual, by nature these are components of identity. We are what we believe, what we value, and how we behave. So religion most definitely has the ability to identify us as individuals. As for guiding relationships, this also appears to be inherent by definition. People relate to on... click for more

Eastern religions and religions in the west

Some of the eastern religions are thought to be philosophical traditions instead of religions by some in the west...who has a monopoly on the definition of being a religion?

How does Zoroastrianism relate to Judaism

How does Zoroastrianism relate to Judaism...where is the connection? Or better yet, is there a connection?