Monotheism & Ethics: Historical and Contemporary Intersections among Judaism, Christianity and Islam (Studies on the Children of Abraham, 2)
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Monotheism & Ethics: Historical and Contemporary Intersections among Judaism, Christianity and Islam (Studies on the Children of Abraham, 2)

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Monotheism & Ethics explores the historical and contemporary intersections among Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. Bringing these three traditions into comparative discussion, the volume considers how religious belief and ethical thought relate across time, offering a scholarly contribution to the study of the Children of Abraham.

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This volume examines the relationship between monotheistic belief and ethical thought across Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.

Its scope connects historical perspectives with contemporary discussions, highlighting intersections among the three traditions.

As part of the Studies on the Children of Abraham series, the book offers a comparative approach to religion, ethics, and intellectual history.

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