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    Abortion summary - essay

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    Abortion is a very controversial social issue that has existed for many decades. The controversy behind this issue is caused by the different views that people and societies have regarding abortion. The social science disciplines of political science and religion will be used in getting a better understanding of the opposing views of abortion. In discussing the religious aspects of abortion‚ this paper will focus on the Jewish and Catholic views of abortion and how the two faiths effect an individual

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    Kosher & Jewish laws

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    Jewish dietary laws are much more complex and honorable than I originally thought. Although there are many restrictions and guides to eating kosher‚ this has proven to be an extremely important part of life for this religious group. Although is always potential for slight variations amongst people‚ there were many common guidelines that this religion adheres to. Firstly‚ there are certain animals that are not to be consumed. This includes all parts and byproducts of the restricted animals. Some

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    Yom Kippur Research Paper

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    Jewish Holy Days: Yom Kippur ...In the seventh month‚ on the tenth day of the month‚ you shall afflict your souls‚ and you shall not do any work ... For on that day he shall provide atonement for you to cleanse you from all your sins before the L-RD. -Leviticus 16:29-30 ("Judaism 101: Yom Kippur"‚ 1995-2011). Many religions have holy days and the Jewish faith is no exception. Yom Kippur is a one of the High Holy Days observed by even the most secular Jew and is also known as the most sacred day

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    Matthew Paul Miller Analysis

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    Background Growing up in White Plains‚ New York‚ Matthew Paul Miller was raised as a Reconstructionist Jew. Reconstructionist Judaism is an American-based Jewish movement that views Judaism as a progressively evolving civilization. Miller spent most of his childhood attending Hebrew school at a local synagogue getting to know his religion‚ however that quickly changed as he became a teenager. His teenage years consisted of rebelling against his upbringing as most adolescents do. However‚ Miller

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    Galilee Research Paper

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    Jewish synagogues are a not just a place of worship‚ but also tend to tell a story of their own. Instead of picking just one synagogue to highlight‚ I have chosen an area‚ Galilee. Galilee is a region in northern Israel that is home to many ancient synagogues that I would like to touch upon. When visiting the assortment of old synagogues in Galilee‚ one would see that although they are a long way from being vestiges of a long-gone human advancement‚ these excellent structures symbolize the blossoming

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    Jewish Holy Days Paper

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    Jewish Holy Days Paper REL 134 03/24/2014 Roy Rehberg Jewish Holy Days Paper Many different religions celebrate holidays of all kinds. Throughout history‚ each religion has developed their own traditions. These traditions are important as they have been traced back through our ancestors and provide a valuable lesson on how important traditions are. Judaism is no different. Although Judaism was the base of Christianity‚ the traditions are very different. Those of Jewish faith celebrate three

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    Judaism – Significant Tradition: Marriage * Genesis 2:18 – “The Lord said: It is not good for man to be alone” * Marriage completes the individual‚ with God as the third aspect of the partnership. * The Talmud says : ‘when a man is without a wife‚ he lives without joy” * Kiddushin means ‘satisfaction’ in Hebrew – the word for Marriage * Marriage is more than a spiritual bond between man and woman‚ it is a partnership‚ a complication of an individual and the fulfillment of God’s

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    Judaism: The Tree of Life Susan McKee Hum/130 Religion of the world June-26‚ 2011 Michael Scott Svoboda Judaism: The tree of life. Judaism is one of the oldest religions that are being practiced today. It is a monotheistic‚ patriarchal religion that is both down to earth and mystical. Though it is patriarchal with an all male priesthood there is a sprinkling of powerful women in both the Torah and the Jewish history. This is a religion ground by numerous laws and commandments‚ yet have managed

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    Hanukkah Research Paper

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    Jewish Holy Days Paper "Hanukkah" Rel/134 World Religious Traditions 2 Jewish Holy Days "Jewish celebrations are not limited to life-cycle events. As do all religions‚ Judaism sets aside certain holidays and days of remembrance as holy days. These holy days are scheduled according to the Jewish calendar" ("Basic Judaism"‚ 2011). Unlike other calendars that are based off of the earth’s revolutions around the sun the Jewish is on a secular calendar meaning it is made up of moon cycles where

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    Jewish cultures have emphasized the importance of wisdom and willingness to realize they must grow as a person. The development of the plot between the characters signified this. Even though characters such as Danny‚ Reuven‚ and Reb had conflicting personalities‚ they were still able to find a way to interact with each other and advance a subplot. This newfound “Wisdom” created a friendship between Danny and Reuven. It took time for Reuven’s father‚ Reb‚ to accept this‚ however his maturity along

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