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Abrahamic religions: a standalone construct

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Abrahamicreligions1 CONSTRUCTAbrahamic religionsHUGHES · RELIGIOUS STUDIES

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Religious studies

the category grouping Judaism, Christianity and Islam by shared descent from Abraham, which Hughes examines as a modern construction.

In religious studies, Abrahamic religions refers to the category grouping Judaism, Christianity and Islam by shared descent from Abraham, which Hughes examines as a modern construction. This meaning comes from Hughes (2012) in Abrahamic Religions.[1]

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  1. Hughes, A. W. (2012). Abrahamic Religions. Oxford University Press, Incorporated. ISBN 9780199934652

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