The document provides a historical overview of religious evolution, focusing on the roles of key figures like Abraham, Henry VIII, and Martin Luther in shaping Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. It discusses the separation of faiths, the birth of Protestantism, and significant events such as the formation of the Church of England and the reformative actions of Martin Luther. The text also highlights similarities and differences between Islam and Christianity, as well as Anglicanism and Catholicism.

1. ONE ONLY GOD A HISTORY OF RELIGIONS PLAY

3. Abraham was my name, UR my nation, the only God … my religion.

4. God blessed me with a son, Isaac

5. This had a son too, Jacob

6. ...whom, the 12 tribes come from .

7. Muslim, Jewish, Christian

8. who our great...grandparents are?

9. Why we have separated so much? Where the roots of our problems are?

10. Let’s put our family tree upside down, and we’ll see all its branches meet one.

14. Anglicanism Henry VIII Catherine of Aragon

16. It’s a nice day, isn’t it?

20. Pope Clement VII

21. Henry arranges an audience with Pope Clement VII to obtain an annulment

24. The north of Europe is tired of the clergy gorging itself on riches

25. I will be the head of the Church, I will divorce Catherine and bring a son into the world.

26. Charles V . Emperor of the Sacred Roman Germanic Empire . Catherine of Aragon’s nephew . Supported by the Pope.

27. Henry, I will not let you make a mockery of the Spanish Royal family. You will not leave my aunt.

28. In 1534, Henry VIII creates the Acts of Supremacy which appoint him head of the Church of England

29. In 1534, Henry VIII creates the Acts of Supremacy which appoint him head of the Church of England

30. Thomas Crammer, Bishop of Canterbury

31. Henry leaves Catherine of Aragon

32. Henry marries Anne Boleyn

33. Anne is beheaded

34. Anne gave Henry a child, Elizabeth I

35. who, later, enforces Protestantism in England.

36. Similarities between Islam and Christianism. A Muslim Girl and a Catholic Girl meet in a park.

37. Maria is wandering about, waiting for her sister whilst eating a sandwich. Suddenly, a girl runs past her, trips and falls into her, causing her to drop her sandwich.

38. I don’t eat pigs’ meat. … my sandwich, it’s ham!

39. We pray five times a day facing Mecca. I have to pray every day, too.

40. On Fridays, I go to the mosque . And on Sundays, I go to church.

41. During Ramadan we don’t eat nor drink from sunrise till sunset. Fridays, during Lent, we shouldn’t eat meat either.

42. I have to go on a pilgrimage to Mecca, at least once in my life. Catholics go on pilgrimages to Rome, Jerusalem, Santiago de Compostela…

43. … we can meet next time and continue our conversation.

45. THE PROTESTANTISM

46. In 1517 the Roman Catholic Church continues to become more discredited.

47. Martin Luther will denounce the situation and will reform the Catholic Church giving rise to Protestantism .

49. They’ll think I’m crazy for nailing my thoughts to the door of the Wittemberg palace…

50. The pardon of sins can be bought, even murder. Everything is ok to fill up the Pope’s coffers.

51. Luther burning papal bull

53. Charles V and Leo X disagree about the situation.

54. You should stop this. The German princes support Luther. They would use him as an excuse for the war.

55. Martin Luther in defense of his ideas before the Emperor, Charles V.

56. The war broke out between the German princes and Charles V

57. The war broke out between the German princes and Charles V

58. Luther translated the Bible into German so that everybody could read it.

59. We need to be united in front of a common enemy, the Turks are advancing from the East.

60. Make peace with the heretics? That is absurd!

61. … the war began again. The Princes formed the Schmalkaldic League. Charles knows his defeat. Luther dies in 1546

62. In 1555, we make the Augsburg Peace. I resign to my dream, to have religious unity in my domains. Everyone will be able to profess the religion they wish. Protestantism would consolidate in England.

63. Some differences between the Anglicanism and Catholicism.

64. Some differences between the Anglicanism and Catholicism.

65. Anglicanism has women pastors and bishops.

66. The Catholics believe in the images of the Saints. Anglican churches do not have images of saints.

67. ONE ONLY GOD