God (Christianity)

Christianity's monotheistic God shares much of its genealogy with two other major world religions, Judaism and Islam. The theological differences between the three belief systems are most clearly articulated on the subject of Jesus of Nazareth, whom Christians believe was a corporeal manifestation of God himself. Thus Judaism and Islam are more staunchly Apophatic than Christianity. The material immanence of Jesus' Godhood foreshadowed Trinitarianism, which would enable Christianity's Kataphatic Theology of the infinite.