Christianity began as a branch of Judaism. How else is Christianity similar to Judaism?(1 point)

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Christianity and Judaism are monotheistic religions.
Christianity and Judaism are monotheistic religions.

The Tanakh is the holy text of Christians and Jews.
The Tanakh is the holy text of Christians and Jews.

The Sabbath is celebrated in both Christianity and Judaism.
The Sabbath is celebrated in both Christianity and Judaism.

Christians and Jews believe in more than one god.

Answer 1

The correct response is:

Christianity and Judaism are monotheistic religions.

This accurately reflects a key similarity between the two faiths, both of which believe in one God. The other options contain inaccuracies; for example, the Tanakh is primarily the holy text of Judaism, while Christians refer to the Bible, which includes the Old Testament (similar to the Tanakh) and the New Testament. The Sabbath is a significant day of rest in Judaism but is not universally observed in Christianity. Lastly, Christians and Jews do not believe in more than one god.