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    Death In Judaism

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    For this Assignment, I will be looking at how the Concept of genocide challenges ideas about death and the afterlife in Judaism. Many people have their own perception of what genocide is. Often when people think of genocide they think of the Nazi concentration camps (1933-1945), or the Rwandan Genocide (April- July 1994). However, not all forms of genocide in the past have been this blatant or obvious. A great example of this is the residential schools across Canada, and in Australia as well. These

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    Judaism In Chicago

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    many European countries during 1881 and 1924 onwards. Therefore, some cities as Chicago where the destination for numerous people. Chicago faced the development of new religions such as Judaism from Europe, Middle East, but mainly Germans and Eastern Europeans immigrants. The introduction and development of Judaism was not easy. On one hand the people have to adjust to the new place and on the other hand the Jews population have to deal with the different traditions , language, and economic between

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    Mitzphahs In Judaism

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    In reading the few selection of Jewish commandment laws in the article titled, "613 Mitzphahs in Judaism," made for an interesting interpretation. Thus, the following sections, I tried to explain the laws meaning, how I interpreted the law might say, and how these rules would fit into our modern society. Furthermore, I had to contemplate in which category these laws would fit in, a legal statement or moral statement of a religious/ theological statement. Starting with the law as noted in the article

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    Judaism And Surrogacy

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    surrogacy is morally right. However, due to various viewpoints on the issue, different religions have different perspectives on the topic. As a result of the conflicting viewpoints that the Old Testament has about the moral legitimacy of surrogacy, Judaism tends to believe that surrogacy is moral, whereas Catholicism tends to believe that the opposite is true. The Old Testament acknowledges that surrogacy has been important to the continuation of the Jewish people, due to

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    Evil In Judaism

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    retain them in order to use them as a way of identifying what is beneficial and what is not. Evil was never part of the original creation of God. However, this came into existence when the first humans disobeyed God. The suffering of humans today is due to the original sin. The punishment theodicy claims that suffering is the punishment for the original sin. This means that every human is born with the sin of our first

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    Peace In Judaism

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    Peace is a complex, multifaceted concept that is immensely central to every religious community. Peace is the essence of all religions, the reason being that the objectives of religion can never be fulfilled without peace. Each religion shares a similar purpose, to guide their adherents to achieving peace through spiritual development and growth, allowing enlightenment among individuals and creation. The idea of peace is commonly categorised into two main branches, inner peace and world peace. Both

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    worship and practice any religion we please. Two of the main religions in the United States and North America in general is Judaism and Christianity. It goes without saying that these two religions do have a lot in common, which is mostly due to the fact that Judaism was the forefather of Christianity. The main base is the same for both religions, the Old Testament. Judaism origins arises from the times of Abraham when god made a covenant with him and promised to make his lineage a sacred people

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    Judaism Reflection

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    This semester I gained deeper knowledge of Christianity. I have also gained new knowledge about Judaism and Islam. I would like to share how my upbringing in Christianity in both my Catholic education through religion courses and Baptist church upbringing with my family for my life to date varies from the knowledge I have learned this semester. In our study of Judaism in class, I have learned more regarding the book of Genesis than I had previously growing up in church. In the book of Genesis, I

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    Angels Roles within Judaism The role angels have within Judaism is as messengers of God. In the book of Torah, Daniel 7:10 states, (“A river of fire was flowing and emerging from before Him; a thousand thousands served Him, and ten thousand ten thousands arose before Him. Justice was established, and the books were opened”) angels are referred to as being in the thousands. Angels are broken down into an order of hierarchy, ranked from highest to lowest. Angel are referred to as spiritual beings

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    When Christianity began in the first century, it was one of the only monotheist religions out there, along with Judaism which it started from. During this time, all of the territories under Roman control practiced traditional Roman paganism or greek speaking mystery religions, which consisted of many gods that people were expected to worship in order to keep them off their backs. However once Christianity began to take off, vaguely similar religions started to appear as well. These seemingly similar

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