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The idea of this "particular relationship" is one that is common to many tribal belief systems. In claim, the deity is put forward as the deity over a large group but it has formed a particular relationship with a certain subgroup, a covenant by which it gives this subgroup rights and privileges...

This makes Him not universal at all, unless one can similarly say that my dog is everyone else's dog even though he only answers to me. True and I said that they are closer together "NOW" than say between any of them and Christianity. But God is still very different in these two religions to...

They seem close because both religions (now) proclaim a single supreme deity (strictly monotheistic) and Christianity seems to be confused about the issue. However, the Judaic God is anthropomorphic and ethnic, while the Islamic God is transcendental and universal. And by the way, the Christian...

I beg to differ with most, if not all, who have answered your question. Muslims, Christians and Jews do not in fact believe in the same God, in as much as this God, or rather Gods, have different theological conceptions and formulations, different qualities and attributes, and most importantly...