Explain how alexander and the gymnosophist each came to have differing viewpoints.

Alexander, the Great a student of the great Greek philosopher Aristotle, encountered what Greeks called a Gymnosophist or 'naked philosopher' who were Ancient Indian philosophers who pursued asceticism. The Gymnosophist told Alexander the Great that he was seeking nothingness and in response, Alexander the Great in response told the Gymnosophist that he was seeking to conquer the world and they both laughed at each other.

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Explanation:

The Abrahamic religions include Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, which all consider Abraham as their first prophet. While there had always been a tiny Jewish presence in medieval Palestine, in the year 73 C.E. Following a revolt against Roman authority, the Roman Empire dispersed the Jews.