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    Roman religion and Christianity both express many similar foundational and structural ideas. Romans and Christians share the same base of strong moral as well as respect for authority. The Roman family’s shrines to the gods although not exactly the same is very similar to Jesus’s followers enamored by his teachings‚ and in turn was very cult-like. They were passionate about their gods‚ and needed to express that. Both religions believe in sacrifice. Roman’s would sacrifice themselves‚ food‚ and objects

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    Definition Unity School of Christianity – a classic New Age cult‚ which appears to be Christian but is pantheistic in its core beliefs dating to 1886. It is best known for its internet publication Daily Word which posts diverse positive affirmations for daily reflection. Jediism - “The Jedi Church believes that there is one all powerful force that binds all things in the universe together . . . [and] believes that our sense of morality is innate.” Similarities Both religions are considered pantheistic

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    Orthodox Judaism is a stream of Judaism which adheres to a relatively strict interpretation and application of the laws and ethics first canonized in the Talmud and later codified in the Shulkhan Arukh. Rabbis in Orthodox Judaism interpret and apply classical Rabbinical rulings and logic to any given question or situation. Orthodox Jews can be classified into several subgroups. Some subgroups of Orthodoxy are Modern Orthodox Judaism‚ Haredi Judaism‚ and Hasidic Judaism. The greatest differences are

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    Mitzvot In Judaism

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    Judaism What are mitzvot‚ and where can they be found? Mitzvot are 613 commandments which according to Jewish tradition were given by God to the people Hebrew in the Torah (the first five books of the Old Testament) and resumed and commented in Talmud (Jewish holy book). These mitzvot represent important laws in the Jewish religion that can not be violated. The Mitzvott term is closely related with “good deeds”. Many of these have to do with Temple ritual‚ which was central to Jewish life and worship

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    Kennede Reese Chapter 13 Christianity 1. Define Christianity’s core doctrines. b. Christianity has two core doctrines. The first core doctrine is the Incarnation‚ which asserts that Christ is both fully divine and fully human. The second doctrine is the Trinity‚ which holds that God consists of three persons: Father‚ Son‚ and the Holy Spirit. 2. What are the literal and symbolic meanings of the Greek word ixthus? a. The Greek word for fish is the ixthus‚ each letter that begins

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    Christians are taught through the teachings of Jesus and the disciples that follow him to love one and other and the God is almighty. There are many different forms of Christianity and they differ significantly from one extreme to the other‚ and they also differ from the modern version to the conservative. Just like in Judaism‚ Christians come together for worship and holy days. Most Christians reserve Sundays as their day of worship in rembrance of Jesus’ resurrection. During Sunday worship there

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    traditional Jews. Some Jews see Judaism as participating in their lifestyle rather than a strict adherence to the halakhah‚ its rituals and beliefs. Others follow the Halakah and its prescriptions on everyday behaviour. Professor Yehoshua Leibowitz believes that the Torah plays a big role. He sees Judaism depending on it as it is the only thing that gave Judaism its continuity and preserved its identity. (Unterman 1999) ‘All the different changing ideas and opinions in Judaism were only supra-structures

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    Characterizing Judaism

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    you characterize Judaism?  Describe its history as a culture and religion in relation to the Roman Empire. Judaism is the first of the three monotheistic (believing in one God) great world religions. The ancient Hebrews began with Abraham and his covenant with God making them the “chosen people”‚ and granting them ethnic and territorial identity (the promised land)‚ and offering them divine protection from it’s enemies. The idea of the covenant is fundamental to Judaism. Jews have certain

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    Judaism in Falsettoland

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    Paper#3 Judaism in William Finn ’s Falsettoland Judaism and Jewish culture have always been central to William Finn‚ writer of a trilogy of short works following Marvin‚ a homosexual character living in the Jewish community. Falsettoland itself forms the final part of the trilogy while In Trousers and March of the Falsettos are the first two installments respectively. Over the course of the musical‚ Finn hints at the audience the contrasting notion of Orthodox and Reform Judaism through the

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    Judaism and Masada

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    MASADA: The Story of Martyrdom Masada comes from the Hebrew mezuda meaning “fortress “or “stronghold. Today it is one of the Jewish people’s greatest symbols. Israeli soldiers take an oath there: "Masada shall not fall again." Next to Jerusalem‚ it is the most popular destination of tourists visiting Israel. It is strange that a place known only because 960 Jews committed suicide there in the first century C.E. should become a modern symbol of Jewish survival. Let me examine the story of the fall

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