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    religion. Ruth was restricted from doing what her heart truly believed in because she was controlled by her Jewish faith. Her father represented the constraint of Judaism because he was a rabbi. Both stories prove religion can have a hindering effect on a person’s search for identity. Elie’s identity was changed greatly due to the effects of Judaism and the Holocaust. His identity was changed because he’d lost his innocence. “The student of Talmud the child I was‚ had been consumed by the flames. All that

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    Yom Kippur Research Paper

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    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 of the year. Yom Kippur and

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    The New Perspective Paper

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    Perspectives on Paul There has been much contrast seen in Pauline studies between Paul’s gospel and his thoughts on Judaism. By understanding these contrasts and determining what Paul was thinking‚ readers may be able to better interpret Paul’s letters regarding works of the law‚ Jew and Gentile relationships‚ and faith versus works. The two perspectives that will be addressed in this paper include the Old Perspective and the New Perspective. This paper will define what each view presumes‚ how

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    think the mystic would exist outside of the domain of the major religions of the world. That‚ in fact‚ is not the case. Mystics are most often allied with one of the major world religions‚ including (but not limited to) the Abrahamic religions of Judaism‚ Islam and Christianity. The mystic’s conceptions of God do not only come from the small voice speaking to him in the silence of his soul. Instead‚ the mystic combines these esoteric experiences with the teachings and traditions of their religion

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    Too Chains

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    Buddhas (B) Bodhisattvas - people who have achieved enlightenment but have chosen to stay on the human plane of existence‚ suffering‚ death‚ and rebirth. Their purpose is to teach and heal others on their journeys. (B) Conservative Judaism -

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    Theodicy And Anti-Theodicy

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    world. Anti-theodicy opposes theodicy in which it refuses to consider the relationship between God and suffering and places all the experience of evil onto God. The theodicy in the world religion‚ Judaism‚ and what that tradition believes about theodicy‚ is to be examined. To understand theodicy in Judaism‚ firstly‚ the questioning of theodicy (especially after the Holocaust)‚ must be examined. John K. Roth argues that no statement‚ theological or otherwise‚ should be made that would not be credible

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    Most all religions around the world contain a plethora of myths and narratives. Judaism‚ too‚ contains numerous stories and myths that are considered very important to the Jewish tradition. However‚ there is one story‚ the Exodus‚ which can be considered the "orienting myth" both in narrative‚ as defined by Mircea Eliade‚ as well as historically. To understand the Exodus as an "orienting myth" we must first asses what is meant by the term myth. According to Myth and Reality‚ by Mircea Eliade‚

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    The Intertestamental Period

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    History in Bible Light. New York: Fleming H Revell Company‚ 1937. H. E. Dana‚ The New Testament World 3d ed. rev. Nashville: Broadman Press‚ 1937. Downers Grove‚ IL: Intervarsity‚ 2000. Lester L. Grabble‚ An Introduction to the Second Temple Judaism. London‚ NY: T&T Clark‚ 2010. Samuel Ngewa‚ Cited from Tokunboh Adeyemo‚ Africa Bible Commentary. Nairobi‚ Kenya: Word Alive Publishers‚ 2006. W. A. Baron Salo‚ A Social and Religious History of the Jewish People. NY: Cambridge University

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    (Rambam) is considered to be one of the most influential personalities in Judaism and that is due to his many contributions to the Jewish faith which include the publication of some texts such as The Guide for the Perplexed‚ the commentary on the Mishnah and the Mishneh Torah. These texts impacted Jewish adherents as they assisted them in understanding their faith further‚ thus they were able to practice it in an era where Judaism was threatened by another dominant synoptic religion Islam‚ and also by

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    Ever since the dawn of Judaism and the rise of Christianity and Islam‚ pilgrimage has been a deeply rooted tradition for groups of people from every monotheistic religion for thousands of years. Every year you can see many pilgrims at several places around the world‚ and it is amazing how that huge amount of people can gather unanimously at a place sharing only their common beliefs. Pilgrimage is a sacred journey conducted by people of a faith to a religious site‚ it’s often believed that the followers

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