Similarities in Monotheistic Religions

In this response, you are writing about ONE rule of behavior/attitude that ALL THREE major Monotheistic religions (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam) have in common.

Question 1

Short answer

What is one rule of behavior/attitude that ALL THREE major Monotheistic Religions have in common? Explain your answer.

Copy and paste these sentence stems into your answer box and use them to help you write your response.

One rule of behavior that all three major religions, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam have in common is...

This rule of behavior or attitude can be seen in Judaism when Jewish people are expected to (describe something from their rules or the Primary Sources we read in class) ...

This rule of behavior or attitude can be seen in Christianity when Christians are expected to (describe something from their rules or the Primary Sources we read in class)...

This rule of behavior or attitude can be seen in Islam when Muslims are expected to (describe something from their rules or the Primary Sources we read in class)...

Question 2

Short answer

Bonus Question (write "skip this") if you don't want the extra credit but... you wouldn't do that would you? What is ONE rule of behavior/attitude that Buddhism has in common with the monotheistic religions? Use this template: One rule of behavior/attitude that Buddhism has in common with the monotheistic religions is...

The monotheistic religions tell their believers that they must (put in behavior expectations)

This is similar to the Buddhist rule of behavior/attitude that says (put in what Buddhists are expected to do that is the same).

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