Judeo-Christianity Research Paper

Yahweh Elohim,” a Hebrew word for what many translate in English to mean “God” created and set in motion his framework for the world. God, three beings in one is all knowing and powerful and transcendent is who the Judeo-Christian community refer to as their creator. This is not in fact true for the Pagans populations of the world who believe in a variety of Gods were no one god is supreme or holds power over the other, but only that they function under a contingency effect, a give and take of power. Judeo-Christian’s believe that “God is a transcendent being who loved the world and human beings into existence. Judeo-Christianity believes that God is dependable and constant and available to the needs of his children as clearly revealed, “Judeo-Christian world is a world loved into being by God, known to him and cherished by him” (Bulzacchelli, 46). The Pagan or Animistic view of reality is one that is controlled by a variety of gods in which there in no unity or cohesiveness or ultimate control. These gods are to be feared by their people and they desire ritualistic sacrifices to keep them satisfied and at bay, “These gods do not desire human company, and do not particularly like us” (Bulzacchelli, 37). Judeo-Christianity …show more content…
In six days God created the world and human beings in his likeness. Extremely important is that the first day God created light! Not light in the sense of the lights that you turn on when it gets dark but light in the sense of good and purity. God’s first creation was good and pure and love, thus revealing to us the kind of life he imagined for his children. God’s love and intentions are referenced to us clearly, “In this narrative, the heavens, the earth, and the celestial bodies are willed into existence from no pre-existing foundation, as an act of well-ordered love, resulting in a world that God sees as “very good”, (Bulzacchelli,