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The Anti-interfaith Abrahamic Faith
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The example of Abraham's faith is the example of the faith of his forefathers Noah and Adam. Both Adam and Noah had one and the same doctrinal religion which Abraham practiced as well. None of these prophets practiced multiple religions nor instructed their offspring it was allowed to differ regarding religion. Today many different religions lay claim to Abraham as one of their founding preachers and there is a popular interfaith cooperative movement to focus on similarities between the sectarian groups ignoring and overlooking major theological differences and disputes in the name of toleranc...
The example of Abraham's faith is the example of the faith of his forefathers Noah and Adam. Both Adam and Noah had one and the same doctrinal religion which Abraham practiced as well. None of these prophets practiced multiple religions nor instructed their offspring it was allowed to differ regarding religion. Today many different religions lay claim to Abraham as one of their founding preachers and there is a popular interfaith cooperative movement to focus on similarities between the sectarian groups ignoring and overlooking major theological differences and disputes in the name of tolerance or mutual understanding. This is not what Abraham would want. More importantly it is not what the God of Abraham wants, whose opinion outweighs all the multitudes of human opinions on the matter of religious dialogue. Why focus the spotlight on Abraham instead of his God? Afterall the point is worshipping God right? The goal is not Abraham but the God of Abraham. This book is written to disprove the claim that there is a concept such as "Abrahamic faiths", which we have done utilizing the very same religious texts those claiming to follow Abraham hold as spiritually authoritative. It is hoped the reader will learn the faith of Abraham and intelligently abandon the heretical notion that there are multiple ways to adhere to Abraham's singular religion.
