The main Abrahamic religions are Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. There are several important differences between them:

• Monotheism vs Trinitarianism: Judaism and Islam are strictly monotheistic, worshipping only one God. Christianity believes in the Trinity - one God in three persons: the Father, the Son (Jesus Christ), and the Holy Spirit.
• Jesus as the Son of God: Christianity believes that Jesus Christ is the Son of God and the savior of humanity. Judaism and Islam do not accept this belief. Jesus is not seen as the Son of God or the messiah in those faiths.
• Different scriptures: Judaism accepts the Hebrew Bible (Old Testament) as scripture. Christianity also accepts the New Testament, including the Gospels. Islam believes in the Quran as the divine scripture, revealed to the prophet Muhammad.
• Different prophets: Judaism follows the prophets of the Old Testament, like Moses, Abraham, and Isaiah. Christianity also follows Jesus. In Islam, Muhammad is the final prophet.
• Different holy cities: Jerusalem and Israel are holy to Jews. For Christians, Jerusalem and Bethlehem are significant. For Muslims, Mecca and Medina in Saudi Arabia are the holiest cities.
• Different religious authorities: Judaism has rabbis and scholars. Catholicism has priests, bishops, and the Pope. Protestant Christianity has ministers and preachers. Islam has imams and muftis.
• Different religious law: Judaism follows Mosaic Law. Christianity believes Jesus's sacrifice fulfilled the Law. Islam follows Sharia, as interpreted from the Quran and hadith.
• Different major branches: Judaism has Orthodox, Conservative and Reform branches. Christianity has Catholic, Orthodox and Protestant branches. Islam has Sunni, Shia and other branches.

So in summary, while the Abrahamic faiths share some overlaps, they also have very fundamental differences in beliefs, scriptures, practices, and religious institutions.
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