The Common Revelatory Origin of the Three Abrahamic Religions: Common Origin, Historical Development, and the Oneness of the Creator

This book prospectus presents the central thesis, scholarly positioning, evidentiary method, and chapter-by-chapter argument of The Common Revelatory Origin of the Three Abrahamic Religions. The work argues that Judaism, Christianity, and Islam share a single revelatory origin while recognizing their historical divergence in scripture, theology, language, institutions, and interpretation. Rather than proposing religious syncretism or denying genuine doctrinal differences, the book develops an evidence-based framework grounded in revelation, historical inquiry, textual analysis, and philosophical reasoning. It introduces an eightfold body of evidence and a five-layer method of argument to examine the continuity of revelation from the earliest messengers through the Torah, the Injil, and the Qur'an. The full manuscript is currently under review. Please do not cite or distribute without permission.