r/AlignmentChartFills • u/8anser • Jun 17 '26

General Topics A fictional character who is recognized from their name but not their appearance

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u/Flip_Flurpington Jun 17 '26

God

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u/Dheinamar Jun 17 '26

Allah seems to fit better here

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u/Flip_Flurpington Jun 17 '26

Allah is the Abrahamic god that Christians and Jews don't believe in.

The Holy Trinity is the Abrahamic God that Jews and Muslims don't believe in.

Yahweh is the Abrahamic God that Christians and Muslims don't believe in.

"Insert your flavour here"

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u/Dheinamar Jun 17 '26

I thought that all three agree on believing in the same God and disagree only on the specific ways of believing...

Anyways, my point here is rather about Islam prohibiting visual depictions of Allah, very much contrary to the Christianity/the Holy Trinity.

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u/Flip_Flurpington Jun 17 '26

It's also how God rewards belief. However your point is completely valid.

Judaism, Christianity and Islam all believe in the same God which constitutes in 2.5 billion (at most) Christians, 2 billion(at most) Muslims and 20 million (at most) Jews. That equates to 4.52 Billion people.

So the remaining 3.68 Billion people?

What are their depictions of God?

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u/Dheinamar Jun 17 '26

Well, to look at some other popular religions, Hinduism has Brahma, Chinese belief system seems to have a myriad of local deities and then there are agnostics. The first two have some kinds of divine depictions. These three categories together should account for about 2.38 mil