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    By David Bushara Catholicism,judaism,buddhism all have common feature thought the three religions,This essay with me comparing similarities and differences of catholicism, judaism and buddhism for each of the three aspects of religions. The Holy Jewish book is the Torah, the written form of which is known as the Talmud. The Torah or teachings contains the five books revealed to Moses by God on Mount Sinai.Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers, Deuteronomy The sacred book of Buddhism is called…

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    Furthermore, after the bomb threat to the synagogue, the newspaper editor published an article on what has happened in Billings, Montana and the enormous threat that several of the citizens were under. There was a menorah also attached in the newspaper and most citizens were placing the menorah on their window sills and other buildings. The community members of Billings, Montana worked together and seeked methods to resist the hate…

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    Jewish Gifts

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    the world. If you are looking for Jewish gifts for men that come from Israel, you can browse the items from brand name Israeli art shops like Judaica, King Solomon Legend Amulets, Holy Land Gifts, and the Nazareth Market Store. These shops have Menorahs with both 7 and 8 candle holders that are adorned with ancient carvings, Hebrew lettering, and symbols of…

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    Jewish Service Experience

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    may introduce ourselves to the Rabbi. From the parking lot I was drawn immediately to Temple’s roof line which was dramatically arched with its highest point in the center and the sides bowed inward. There was beautiful stain glass design of the Menorah just below the arch laminated with a soft glow of the light within. We followed a path to the rear of the building and entered the vestibule and were immediately recognized by the congregation as not belonging to the…

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    being carried through the streets of Rome. The most prominent of the treasures is still seen clearly as a menorah, the seven-branched candelabrum with which the Jewish people are identified to this day. A golden menorah, built according to God's exacting specifications, was kept in the tabernacle during the 40 years the children of Israel spent in the desert wilderness. High priests kindled a menorah every night in the inner sanctums of both the First and Second Temples. Today, it is used as a…

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    Prior to taking Professor Klein’s very compelling twentieth century U.S history class, the most memorable moment I’ve had would have to be learning about the Holocaust (HaShoah, in Hebrew) and Adolf Hitler. Adolf Hitler was the pioneer of Nazi Germany from 1934 to 1945. He started rightist arrangements that prompted to World War II and the passings of no less than 11 million individuals, including the mass murder of an expected 6 million Jews. He endorsed the development of slaughtering squads…

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    Christianity and Judaism are two very popular religions in society today. The two religions have similar origins but they do have different beliefs and teachings. It is important to note the differences between the two, but also the similarities. The similarities these two religions share begins with the belief in one true god. The two religions also believe in the same three spiritual beings, angels, demons and spirits. Both religions also believe that the death of Jesus was caused by…

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    The difference between the Lynch case was more than just the religious part of Christmas, it was just mainly decoration and the Winnit case is about religious meaning. In another case Allegheny County v. Greater Pittsburgh, there was a creche and menorah in a holiday display, which the Supreme Court found no violation. The hard part for the Supreme Court was the overall effect of the display. The Supreme Court questioned if it was to emphasize the religious nature of the symbols, or emphasis was…

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    In Elsner’s study on late Jewish and early Christion art, he argues that the two religions are not necessarily two exclusive styles but are parallel with one another. Elsner argues his argument with the main point of how symbolism is represented in the two religions’ artwork. Elsner points out how the two religions really influenced each other since they were more of a scriptural mythological religion over other religions that were mythological narratives (123). Just like you can see many…

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    Theories Of A Hate Crime

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    When it comes to a crime, deciding if the crime was caused by a bias-motivated offender can be a challenge. Hate crime laws can be enacted but arguments arise do to the fact that many disagree on the laws and how they may violate a persons’ first and fourteenth amendment rights (Gerstenfield, 2013). If a crime is classified as a hate crime, because the offender decided to harm a victim due to the victim’s race, religion, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation or other characteristics than a…

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