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There was always one Great Difference between Christianity and Judaism, and that was (1) Christianity held Jesus Christ is the Son of God, (2) Judaism claimed Jesus Christ was not the Son of God. Then, Islam came along, and though professing to accept Jesus as Christ, yet repeated the error that (3) He was not the Son of God. As an educational point, the below from noted Christian Apologetics site Answering Islam is noteworthy: The Quran is compilation of much of Pharisaic or Talmudic Judaism. It sometimes even lifts lines from the Talmud.

There was always one Great Difference between Christianity and Judaism, and that was (1) Christianity held Jesus Christ is the Son of God, (2) Judaism claimed Jesus Christ was not the Son of God. Then, Islam came along, and though professing to accept Jesus as Christ, yet repeated the error that (3) He was not the Son of God. As an educational point, the below from noted Christian Apologetics site Answering Islam is noteworthy: The Quran is compilation of much of Pharisaic or Talmudic Judaism. It sometimes even lifts lines from the Talmud.

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"We have already seen that many of the narratives in the Qur'an and Hadith have extra-Islamic origins. In this section we shall briefly examine the substantial presence of Jewish historical and mythical material in the Qur'an. Indeed there is so much of it that whole books have been written on the subject and it is striking to find how heavily Muhammad relied on his Jewish contacts for the passages and teachings he ultimately set forth as part of the divine revelation.

"We have already seen that many of the narratives in the Qur'an and Hadith have extra-Islamic origins. In this section we shall briefly examine the substantial presence of Jewish historical and mythical material in the Qur'an. Indeed there is so much of it that whole books have been written on the subject and it is striking to find how heavily Muhammad relied on his Jewish contacts for the passages and teachings he ultimately set forth as part of the divine revelation.