The God(s) or Frauds of Abraham? (Elohim, YHWH, and Allah)

Where did the Abrahamic religions truly begin? For more than three thousand years, the names Elohim, YHWH, and Allah have shaped the spiritual landscape of humanity. Judaism, Christianity, and Islam have influenced nations, laws, philosophies, and cultures across the world. But beneath these powerful traditions lies a deeper historical question: How did humanity's ideas about God develop? In this book, readers embark on a fascinating journey through the ancient world, exploring the connections between Abrahamic traditions and the civilizations that preceded them. From the temples of Sumer and the myths of Babylon, to the religious traditions of Canaan, Egypt, Persia, and India, this book examines the origins of creation stories, flood narratives, divine beings, sacred laws, and the evolution of monotheistic thought. Discover how concepts surrounding: Elohim and the ancient Semitic world, YHWH and the formation of Israelite identity, Yeshua (Jesus), the Logos, and Christian theology, Allah and the Islamic concept of divine unity, Whether you approach religion through faith, skepticism, history, or curiosity, this book offers a compelling examination of one of humanity's greatest intellectual and spiritual journeys. A provocative exploration of ancient civilizations, sacred texts, and the enduring search for meaning. The story of Abraham is not merely the story of one man. It is the story of humanity's enduring attempt to understand the universe, the divine, and our place within existence.