Answer: Similarities: each one has someone they follow; Differences: have different amounts of God.
Explanation:
These 5 religions (Christianity, Judaism, Islam, Hinduism, and Buddhism) each have a being which they consider to be the boss, the leader, or the creator of the world. Each of them understands that the supreme being they follow is the creator of the laws that currently govern us. They believe that their ideas and theories are what have contributed to the evolution of the world.
Among the differences are that the first three religions (Christianity, Judaism and Islam) believe in the same and only God, these are known as monotheistic religions. In the case of Buddhism, this is not considered as a religion but as a lifestyle but has a person as its founder. In the case of Hinduism, this is a religion but it has various deities, one of the most prominent is Brahman.
