Religiones Abrahameae

Religiones Abrahameae^[1] sunt illae religiones monotheisticae, quae se ad Abraham, auctorem Israelitarum deumque eius referunt.

Insignia religionum Abrahamearum: supra est religio Iudaica; ad sinistram, religio Christiana; ad dextram, Islam.

Maiores religiones Abrahameae sunt:

Inter minores religiones Abrahameas numerantur:

Samaritani, qui a religione Iudaica profecti sunt
Drusi
Mandaeismus
Rastafari

Notae

↑ "Religionem Abrahae" (cas. accus.), fontem ut videtur locutionis nostrae, habes in Alcorano sura II v. 131, versione Latina 1697 (vide p. 51 textus principalis apud Google Books)

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[1] "Religionem Abrahae" (cas. accus.), fontem ut videtur locutionis nostrae, habes in Alcorano sura II v. 131, versione Latina 1697 (vide p. 51 textus principalis apud Google Books)

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