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[–] Butelczynski 0 points 1 point 1 point (+1|-0) ago
The way I see it one of the major differences between Judaism,Christianity and Islam is their relationship to God. This is visible specially in Judaism were over long period of time it evolved.Some dogmas were modified,some were added and a lot of them were put on heritage and collective memory shelf as a relic of times before.
With Islam that has not been the case.There were some movements within Islam attempting to change it but all of them were suppressed violently over time and that process continues to this day.
For above reasons I think it's pointless to compare Bible and Quran.Apples and oranges.