context: In the comparative sciences of religion, Abrahamic religion, or Abrahamic religion, which is sometimes also called celestial religion, are religions that arose from an ancient Semitic tradition together and were traced by its adherents. Because it is based on its association with this ancestral figure, Ibrahim Arabic is ابراهيم ("Ibrahim") or Abraham (Hebrew אַבְרָהָם ("Avraham"), whose life story is narrated in the Scriptures of Judaism, Christianity, Islam and some other Abrahamic religions. The term "desert monotheism" is sometimes used for similar comparative purposes in historical contexts, and now the term is considered derogatory.
question: What is celestial religion?
answers.text: religions that arose from an ancient Semitic tradition together and were traced by its adherents