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It is believed that all Abrahamic religions evolved from the monotheistic religion of the ancient Jews, which spread throughout the ancient kingdoms of Canaan, Judea, and Israel around the beginning of the 1st millennium BC.
Arising in the 1st century AD on the territory of the state of Israel, Christianity was based on the religious heritage of the Pentateuch, but radically reformed it.
Based on the religious heritage of Judaism and Christianity, Islam arose in Arabia in the 7th century. However, it did not become their natural development and continuation, but declared itself as a replacement for these belief systems.
The deep message of the Abrahamic religions was to renounce the old polytheistic worldview with its split human consciousness, human sacrifice and other abominations to a monotheistic model of the world focused on the relationship between human and God. Another thing is that various social and political forces, individuals in all ages used for their purposes the features inherent in these beliefs. Any religion is in constant development.
Already in the 3rd century, Christianity took possession of the state. The very idea of a single catholic Church embracing the world developed, grew stronger and came to fruition in close connection with victorious Christian propaganda.
The expansion of the Arab empire after the death of the prophet Muhammad led to the creation of caliphates which occupied a vast geographical area, and the conversion to Islam was spread thanks to missionary activities - especially activity of Sufis who easily mixed with the local population to spread religious teachings.
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