Abstract
As scripts for Muhammad's religious notions of Judaism and Christianity, we can use relevant Christological teachings of the JudeoChristian Arabs whose segments of religious and cultural syncretism we find textually conceived in the Quran. Islamic exegesis describes a number of biblical events and personalities in the spirit of Semitic and Syrian-Palestinian teachings, with all of their heterodox beliefs, which have continued to live in the Islam. Presence of the apocryphal and non-biblical texts in the Quran, points to an explicit deviation from the canonical teachings presented in the Four Gospels, and from the apostolic-patristic heritage that the Church has preserved in the Sacred Tradition.
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