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    changing times and cultures in which the Jews were living. All Jews, regardless of the movement in which they practice their faith, hold the same core beliefs. The major differences fall in the areas of interpretation of Jewish law as laid out in the Torah and Talmud, religious practice, symbols, and holidays. The three major movements that a majority of Jews belong to today are the orthodox, conservative, and reform movements. The Orthodox movement reflects the most traditional beliefs…

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    together, supporting this authority. The first is history: Mount Sinai and the Torah highlight the corporate memory of Moses receiving the covenant as ancient Israel’s national birth. Second, the author referenced Exod. 24:12 to remind the reader God Himself delivered the law on tablets, then inverted cause and effect by postulating heavenly tablets as the source. The narrative logic reduces to an if-then statement: if the Torah, written on the tablets of the law, is authoritative, then the…

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    Maimonides’ teaching on the problem of evil Moses Maimonides is a Jewish philosopher and doctor who was born in Cordoba. Maimonides showed his interest in philosophy and science in his early ages. Also, he studied the Jewish torah and many other philosophical books that were translated to Arabic. He was taught under the supervision of the Arabic and Jewish philosophers. In 1148, as Cordoba was conquered by the African Muslims, Jews community there had to either leave, become Muslims, or get…

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    previous pupils and that he was a sweet kid who cares about what really matters. In an effort to be inclusive, Jeremey invites Candy Andy, a homeless vagrant who is considered "crazy" by everyone, to his bar mitzvah. At the bar mitzvah, Jeremy hands the Torah to Candy Andy in a quite risky move and Candy Andy dances around the synagogue and sings Looney Tunes. While at first, everyone thought it was outlandish that this man was…

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    Ethics In Judaism

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    influenced by the Jewish code are the areas of life relating to sexuality and the human sexual anatomy. Areas such as; Sexual intercourse, divorce, premarital sex, purity, abortion, homosexuality and contraception are all concepts discussed within the Torah and Jewish communities. Many Jewish laws and beliefs regarding these topics have adapted and changed since their conception, though just as many are firmly grounded by their roots in Judaism. Under the Jewish code of law sex is sanctified…

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    The Great Question. Most professionals agree that all religions tie into each other like a complex web of a spider. Like most webs, this one ties into a central idea and branches out with similar strands. Keeping this in mind it is easy to see how similar a religion is to another then how it is different. In order to do so Christianity, Islam, and Judaism the three major religions will be compared. They will be examined through the basic means of comparison in which will contain; poverty,…

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    preparation. The preparation includes completing many services such as written research reports, volunteer projects, and attending religious services (Karesh & Hurvitz, 2006, pg. 45-46). They also attend special classes where they are learn about the Torah and how to chant it (Solomin, 2018). In addition, girls are to complete a charity project and a ‘Mitzvah project’, which involves helping others, raising money and donating for the unfortunate (The Bat Mitzvah Ceremony and Celebration,…

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    perfect for ten holes. These holes were placed in a fifteen by fifteen square. This is the exact size of the tabernacle. Second, there were other artifacts such a chest plate that looks just as it was described in the Torah, along with many other artifacts that are described in the Torah. This suggest the island was mostly Jewish. After this, Josh travels to Axum where they claim to have the Ark, but no one is allowed inside to see if it is really…

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    friend to her meeting she was having at one of the member’s home to have a Jewish service. Jewish history began with Abraham he is considered the father of the family of Jews. Moses was also very important because he gave the Jewish people the Torah. The Torah is the book that the Jewish use like the Christians use the bible. I was able to go before I moved to the Caribbean. The date was October 28. Their church was called Iglesia Mesianica. This day was important because they were celebrating…

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    Hasidic Culture Essay

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    traditional Orthodox Jews. They accept that the Torah, the five books of Moses, is the literal word of God, and that must carry out this word which is held all the meaning and purpose to life. They follow the 613 commandments found in the Torah. Some of these The commandments include such things as charity, not mixing wool and linen, following a strict kosher diet, not working on the Sabbath, and following the laws of sexual relations, to studying the Torah. In this culture, the female’s…

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