Judaism, a religion that ignited a worldwide concept of monotheism. Sure, there were other religions that practiced monotheism long before Judaism, however it is apparent that Judaism spread much further and much faster than the other monotheism religions to date. Millions of people all over the world practice Judaism. A grandeur religion such as this has paved the way for other religions such as Christianity and Islam. For many Christians, however, there are an array of questions that opposes the belief Judaism elucidation of the what they choose to read and how they choose to live their life. Despite the cross-cultural religion of Christianity and Judaism there are salient similarities such as the belief of God being all mighty and omniscient,
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However, in the eyes of Judaism Jesus was not such a man who Christians believed him to be. Furthermore, Jesus was not God in the flesh nor do Jews belief that the sacrifice that he made was necessary. With the dispute of who Jesus truly is, it raises questions in regards to how to achieve the main beliefs for instance path of salvation, consequences of sins, and even who is truly chosen by God.
Within Judaism salvation is not something that is confessed or proclaimed. rather it is the belief that the relationship of God and the path to heaven is something that they are born into thus it is their love for God that makes a Jew obey the law not out of fear such as it would be for a Christian. Throughout the bible, it is stated that the Jews are God’s chosen people. Although understood by my Christians what is not fully understood is why would they not extol Jesus the same way they do God when Jesus was God in man’s …show more content…
If this is the case that would it mean that God sins as well? Should you still extol him if he cannot live up to the demands in which he commands of you? Among all disputes between the two religion the path to righteousness is most misunderstood by the Christians. The study of Judaism will allow Christians that living righteous is not something that will cause you to go to hell however the most prophetic book of wisdom Proverbs 24:16
However, in the eyes of Judaism Jesus was not such a man who Christians believed him to be. Furthermore, Jesus was not God in the flesh nor do Jews belief that the sacrifice that he made was necessary. With the dispute of who Jesus truly is, it raises questions in regards to how to achieve the main beliefs for instance path of salvation, consequences of sins, and even who is truly chosen by God.
Within Judaism salvation is not something that is confessed or proclaimed. rather it is the belief that the relationship of God and the path to heaven is something that they are born into thus it is their love for God that makes a Jew obey the law not out of fear such as it would be for a Christian. Throughout the bible, it is stated that the Jews are God’s chosen people. Although understood by my Christians what is not fully understood is why would they not extol Jesus the same way they do God when Jesus was God in man’s …show more content…
If this is the case that would it mean that God sins as well? Should you still extol him if he cannot live up to the demands in which he commands of you? Among all disputes between the two religion the path to righteousness is most misunderstood by the Christians. The study of Judaism will allow Christians that living righteous is not something that will cause you to go to hell however the most prophetic book of wisdom Proverbs 24:16