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What is your perspective or feelings about the other monotheistic religions?
(Jesus)- We do different things but we all believe in the same God.
(Moses)-We believe what we are taught we are all alike in ways.
(Muhammad)-We have different perspectives on God but we all love him.

What is the holy book of your religion and how does it compare to others?
(Jesus)- My holy book is the Bible. It contains my teachings and stories in the Old Testament and New Testament.
(Moses)-The torah is the holy book and it has stories that talk all about me, and the first five stories are made of the Old Testament.
(Muhammad)- The Qur’an is my holy book. It is said to be the literal word of God. It was made for my people.

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