How do Jews and Christians differ in their belief about God?
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Jews, Christians, and Muslims are O agnostics. O polytheists. O monotheists. O atheists. pantheists. deists. If the argument from miracles is correct, then it establishes that God is O omnipotent. omniscient. omnibenevolent. none of these. all of these.
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