What did the origins of judaism and christianity have in common?
a. both abraham and jesus spread their beliefs through cultural developments of the time: abraham spread his beliefs through egyptian commercial trade, and jesus spread his beliefs through roman roads and the common latin language.
b. both abraham and jesus spread their beliefs despite persecution: abraham was persecuted by the egyptians, and the jewish people in jesus's day were persecuted by the romans.
c. both abraham and jesus spread their beliefs during a time of uncertainty: abraham's people had no homeland before canaan, and the jewish people in jesus's day faced occupation of their homeland by the romans.
d. both abraham and jesus spread their beliefs during a time of prosperity: abraham's people were living comfortably in egypt, and the jewish people in jesus's day were profiting from the benefits of roman rule.

The correct answer is C) Both, Abraham and Jesus spread their beliefs during a time of uncertainty. Abraham’s people had no homeland before Canaan, and the Jewish people in Jesus’ days faced occupation of their homeland by the Romans.

The origins of Judaism and Christianity had in common that both, Abraham and Jesus spread their beliefs during a time of uncertainty. Abraham’s people had no homeland before Canaan, and the Jewish people in Jesus’ days faced occupation of their homeland by the Romans.

There are many similitudes in both religions. Indeed, Judaism is an influence of Christianity because some beliefs are shared by both doctrines. Father Abraham and Jesus of Nazareth faced similar conditions when they shared their beliefs to its people. But in the end they both could spread their beliefs and both became prominent figures of their doctrines.

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