Comparative Introduction to Monotheistic Religions

Imagine a community that loses complete moral standards and order. In other words, there is no control, no rule, no law, people can do everything they desire. But due to human instincts to endless desire for greed, sometimes they ignore responsibility and justice and do terrible things to achieve their goals. If group effects are taken into account at this point, they can easily get worse because people do not have moral restrictions on community individuals.

In comparative religious studies, the category of religion in Abraham contains three monotheisms of Christianity, Islam and Judaism. Sometimes smaller religions suitable for this description are sometimes included like Baha'i faith, but they are often omitted. Abraham's original belief for the only God eventually became a rigorous monotheistic contemporary rabbinic Judaism. Christian believes that Christianity is the realization and continuation of the Old Testament. For Christians, Jesus (Hebrew Yeshua) is a Messiah (prophecy) prophesied in the prophecies of the Old Testament and believes in the revelation of the New Testament based on the authority of the God of Jesus in the Christian faith (as the incarnation of God)

Christianity is a monotheism centered on the life and teachings of Jesus in the New Testament. This is India's third largest religion, accounting for 2.3% of the population. St. Thomas is praised for introducing Christianity in India. He arrived at the coast of Malabar in the year 52 AD. Christians account for a majority in Nagarland, Mizoram, Meghalaya, Kerala, Gore and a large population. In the 2001 census, Parsis (Indian Zoroastrian followers) accounts for approximately 0.006% of India's total population, and Mumbai and its surrounding areas are relatively densely populated. The number of persis in India is about 61,000 people. India has several tribal religions such as Donyi-Polo. Santhal is also one of the religions of many tribes, followed by the people of Santhal. The number is about 4 million people, but only about 23,645 people follow religious beliefs.

True Abraham's religion is monotheism. They all believe that people should pray and worship God. In religion of monotheism, Abraham's religion has the most believers in the world. They are also moral monotheism and need to follow certain rules.

As a moral system, polytheism like Maya is difficult to compare with monotheistic world religion. But the concept of "contract" between God and man is common to both. The ritual requirements for realizing "contract" should ideally lead to a harmonious state. First of all, we should see the ancient custom of human sacrifice in this framework.