Abrahamism
Abrahamism is an umbrella term for Judaism, Christianity, and Islam. This article discusses the Old Testament common to all of them.
It is named after Abraham (Ibrahim), the patriarch marking the divide between the God of Revelation and the gods of philosophy.
From the streams
"None of the followers of Moses were even compelled by force. They were compelled by faith."[1]
Against the Hegelian identification of God with Mind:
"Hegel's view is that everything is a manifestation of the mind of God... but his god is the god of philosophy, which is a pagan god, not the God of Abraham, which is a Saturnian kind of God of Revelation."[2]