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Is the God of Judaism, the same as the God of Christianity, the same as the God of Islam, the same as the God of all monotheistic religions?

If not how is that possible, because by saying that they are not, you are also saying that there is more than one one God/supreme God. Which is a contradiction within itself.

Also is this one God the same God in Hinduism, which is personified as the supreme being Bhraman (spelling?)

If all these religions are united by the one God/supreme entity. Then why is it that there is so many different interpretations and beliefs in the one God? i.e. religions?

Just because you belong to a certain relgious belief do you have to believe what other followers of the religion believ, or can you pick and choose? And if so, where do you join the line between an interperatation of the religious belief, and a totally different religious belief?

And finally is it possible to belong to one religion but still believe some of the core truths within another religion. For example Believing in Jese as the son of God, but also believing that there are many Gods.

If you could answer each question clearly by quoting and then answering underneathe the questions in a different colour it would be most appreciated.

I will share my own beliefs at a later date

These are my beliefs not open for debate. Jus sharing.

Is the God of Judaism, the same as the God of Christianity, the same as the God of Islam, the same as the God of all monotheistic religions?

Yes. There is only one Supreme Being.

Also is this one God the same God in Hinduism, which is personified as the supreme being Bhraman (spelling?)

Yes.
Brahman is the Supreme Being in Hinduism, impossible to personify
Brahma is the creator God.

If all these religions are united by the one God/supreme entity. Then why is it that there is so many different interpretations and beliefs in the one God? i.e. religions?

gluttony, pride, lust, greed, envy, anger, vanity, sloth
...and politics.

Just because you belong to a certain relgious belief do you have to believe what other followers of the religion believ, or can you pick and choose? And if so, where do you join the line between an interperatation of the religious belief, and a totally different religious belief?

Follow your heart and let the Supreme guide you to the truth. Only you know what's best for you. Its that simple.

And finally is it possible to belong to one religion but still believe some of the core truths within another religion.
Yes.
Core truths are is not restricted to any one 'religion' though some may beg to differ.

For example Believing in Jese as the son of God, but also believing that there are many Gods. not sure what you mean. The original question was more clear than this example.

If you could answer each question clearly by quoting and then answering underneathe the questions in a different colour it would be most appreciated.

I will share my own beliefs at a later date
OK

well Judiasm didn't not start off as monotheistic religion. The Israelites in the Bible were polytheist. In Genesis, you see evidence of this, where the people worshipped Yaweh, Asharah and thier son (the name escapes me)...and many other Gods. Then the people become monolatrists (spelling), where they believed in many gods but believed in one to be the supreme, which was Yaweh. Lastly they became monotheistic.

religion is in the mind of the beholder.
there cam be 1/8th or 666 gods if one wants to make them

i tried to follow what u asked

well u going to have to open the book on this one
I know exactly where u are going with this but u need to show the verses u are reffering to.

Y do u use the term judiasm?