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What Philosophers have tried to argue for the legitimacy of the Abrahamic religions, in contrast to the more general cosmological arguments for God’s existence?

Many of the argument’s for God’s existence, whether it be the Ontological argument, Aquinas’ five ways, Ibn Sena’s argument from contingency, or Paley’s Intelligent Design, never actually articulate why the God that they are trying to prove exists is the God of the Abrahamic faiths. Instead we’re just left with “first causes” or “unmoved movers”.

My question is, what are some notable philosophers or arguments for either Judaism, Christianity, or Islam as being the “true” religion established by God?
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> Most of the argument’s for God’s existence, whether it be the Ontological argument, Aquinas’ five ways, Ibn Sena’s argument from contingency, or Paley’s Intelligent Design, never actually articulate why the God that they are trying to prove exists is the God of the Abrahamic faiths. Instead we’re just left with “first causes” or “unmoved movers”.

That's not true. Take Thomas Aquinas. The *Summa Theologiae* and *Summa Contra Gentiles* are explicit defenses of (arguments for) the truth of Christianity.