THE COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF EASTER

RELIGION

SUBMITTED BY VINCENT DELEON

SUBMITTED TO: MRS. RAQEL DOMINGO

Introduction
Religion is defined as the belief in and reverence for a supernatural
power regarded as creator of the universe has we think as human but
truly we are looking for miracle and then we praying and hoping.

Type of religion
The types of religion Jewish and Christians since they both same God’s Word, do
they basically have the same religion. The worship of most religious Jewish is
called Judaism. however, does not accept the Christian teaching that Jesus Christ
is the Messiah foretold in the old Testament. and Islam It is the world’s second
largest religions, most commonly known as Muslims.

Historical Background
Islam they Concerns the political, social, economic and cultural
developments of the islamic civilization. And the Christianity concerns
the Christian religion, the Church with its various denominations, from
the 1st century to the present. Jewish believe that God made a special
covenant with Abraham and that he and his descendants were chosen
people who would create a great nation.

Philosophers
Peter Abelard was a leading 12th-century philosopher and theologian
the philosopher of Christianity. And the philosopher, a legal scholar and
a theologian. For many Muslims al- Ghazzali is the paragon of the
Mujaddid, a reviver of Islam. and the Philo attempted to fuse and
harmonize Greek and Jewish philosophy through allegory, which he
learned from Jewish exegesis and Stoicism.

Bible/Teaching
The Qur’an is the central text of islam, which muslims consider the
verbatim word of GOD and the final divine revelation. The Christianity
Belief in God the Father, Jesus Christ as the Son of God, and the Holy
Spirit and hell then the Jewish belief in one God and the moral
teachings of the Hebrew Bible.

Ritual/Ceremony
The islam ritual is fasting after Ramadan. the Christian rite of initiation,
is a ritual cleansing with water called Baptism and Jewish people Daily
prayer: Morning, afternoon and evening.

Holy places
The holy place of Christianity is Vatican and Jerusalem and the Islam
have Mosque Is a place of worship for Muslims.The Temple Mount is
the holiest site in Judaism and is the place to which Jewish turn during
worship service.Worshipers flood the Grand mosque, its roof, and all
the areas around it during night prayers.

Holy days
The Christianity have Christmas. When: December 25. And the Jewish
have been Holly Sabbath day and Fasting is normally prohibited and Eid
Al-Fitr is celebrated at the end of Ramadan a month of fasting during
daylight hours for islam.

Realization/Reflection/Conclusion
The three religion have similarity and they believe in one God and the
worship is the essence of there lifestyle I'm realizing that religion is very
important in our lives and works we need to maintain the same time as
they are.