It is possible.

Meandflower said:

Baha'i is not jew, christian and muslim at the same time.

in my post I thought about whether it is possible to say "I am both a Jew, a Christian and a Muslim" if someone ask you "what is your religion"? or "What do you believe"?

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Baha'u'llah offeres that we make no distinction between the Messengers.

Muhammad also offered that His Message was the Message of all the Prophets.

So in a spiritual sense, to follow One is to follow them all. That does not mean that one has to practice abrogated laws.

Meandflower said:

Yes but baha'i believe Baha'u'llah writings is most important now

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It is seen they are given for this age, so yes they are the most suited for this age.

Many aspects of God's Messages do not change, some aspects do.

Regards Tony

IndigoChild5559 said:

No it is not possible. Despite the fact that the three religions share the same God, there are simply differences that cannot be resolved. For example, Christianity says that a man, Jesus, is also God. Jews and Muslims consider this to be idolatry. It's an irreconcilable difference. Islam considers Muhammad to be a prophet. Judaism and Christianity do not. It's an irreconcilable difference.

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If the word of God is spoken through a man:
Is he a man? Is he part man and part God? Is he God?

Or can all three views be seen as equally correct?

Like the cup that is half full of water can be seen as the same cup that is half empty of water.
Like the cup that is half full of air can be seen as the same cup that is half empty of air.
Like the cup of water can be seen as the cup of air.
Many views - equally correct.

Meandflower said:

I do not identify myself that way. I'm just a believer in God, not a specific religion. I believe in God without a specific religion.

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If God punished his people for not practicing the right religion (the one they promised to uphold at Mt Sinai) then don’t you think we need to worship God in the way that he prescribes? There is no ‘universal’ religion.

What do you mean with "do you know why"?

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If you are a Bible believer, then do you know why only a “remnant” of natural Israel accepted Jesus as Messiah? (Romans 9:27-29)

Why did the whole nation reject him? Who told them that he wasn’t the Messiah?....and for what reasons?

If we can’t answer that, then we can’t begin to understand why history will repeat when Jesus returns. (Matthew 24:43-44)

For the same reasons that the Jews rejected Jesus, he said that only “few” would be “on the road to life” (Matthew 7:13-14)

How do we get to be among the “few”?
What puts someone among the “many” who are on the wrong road?

Why does Jesus reject “many” who claim him as their “Lord”? (Matthew 7:21-23)