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I need help creating a thesis and an outline on Under the Influence of Religion. Prepare this assignment according to the guidelines found in the APA Style Guide. An abstract is required. We have let religion separate us, and there is no greater influence than that which can keep mankind separated, and, thusly, from fulfilling the mission of our religious tradition, and our intellectual capacity of humanity over inhumanity (V.M. Kelkar and Y.D. Vaishnav, 2001, 24). The religions of the world have common stories, like creation in common, and other commonalities, that are ignored by inflexible fundamental religious leaders. This fundamentalism keeps us separate in the task delegated us by our religious traditions. This paper will attempt to shed some light on those things that religions have in common, and why when our religious messages are the same, we remain separate in ideologies, even making war over ideologies that are much the same in the messages they hold for us.

The three major religions of the world have in common at least one factor: each one is a religion of the “book.” Meaning that the oral tradition of the religion was, at some point, put into a written form and passed on from generation to generation of the religious group. They also have in common the basic principle which guides the religious members: monotheism. They have one God, and their God, though it remains how in each of the three books the “one” God is different from the other religious book’s God. What the reader comes away with, is a sense that each of the three books is talking about the same God. Each interpretation of God, however, has different laws and traditions that His religious groups are expected to abide by and to observe.

Researchers Jacob Neusner, Bruce Chilton, and William Graham (2002) say that Judaism, Christianity, and Islam the same basic problem (Neusner, Chilton, and Graham, 1).&nbsp. This difference, on the religious level manifests itself between the Orthodox versus the Reform Jews, the Shiite and Sunni Muslims, and in Christianity the Orthodox, Catholics, Protestants, and Evangelicals (1).&nbsp. &nbsp.