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    symbolizes both the various benefits and strains of a centralized religious movement in a variety of settings. The Ladover community and movement displays a strong embodiment of Judaic teachings and texts‚ often biding strongly by the word of the Torah and the like. The emphasis the Rebbe and the community places on using Judaic text as a map for how life should be lived has potential to create a rift between the community and even the

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    Sophia Rubenstein 2/26/10 Heschel and Hasidic Judaism Glenn Dynner Abraham Joshua Heschel glorifies Eastern European rabbinic culture as an advanced‚ pious sect of Judaism‚ offering equality to men and women‚ an easily comprehensible and fair hierarchy of religious power‚ purity of mind and spirit‚ and a straightforward and simple path to heaven. Heschel; American rabbi‚ and leading Jewish theologian and philosopher‚ describes Hasidic Judaism as a near perfect religious society

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    Judaism in Late Antiquity by Jacob Neusner ‘Judaism in late antiquity’ by Jacob Neusner is a brief look back on the history of Judaism. Judaism is the official religion for the Jewish state of Israel. The sacred Hebrew scripture called the Torah serves as a model for an ethical lifestyle. Late antiquity applies to the beginning of the Common Era‚ specifically the start of the first six centuries. The history of Judaism in late antiquity first started with the Mishnah‚ the first important written

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    Sundays. The Jews‚ the Muslims and the Christians all worship in different places and have different religious texts. The Jews worship in a place called the synagogue. In some synagogues‚ men and women have to sit separately. The Jews study the Torah. Torah is part of the Tanakh (Hebrew scriptures)‚ which is compromised‚ with the five books of Moses. (From the Old Testament: Genesis‚ Exodus‚ Leviticus‚ Numbers and Deuteronomy.) The Muslims on the other hand worship in a building called the mosque

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    Controversy On Scrolls

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    How much about the scrolls do we currently know about? It says there are different versions‚ but doesn’t explain much. What does the book mean by different versions? I mean that as in are they different translations‚ different messages in general‚ or different ideas? It says later on that there were still sacrifices. When did people stop using animal sacrifices for God? The Dead Sea Scrolls were controversial since they were first created‚ but the controversy increased dramatically in the late 80s

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    The pentagram was associated with the upper part of the Tree of Life and represented the five books of the Torah. The pentagram was also a featured symbol on an ancient Jewish seal and represented the secret names of God. Furthermore‚ in early Christianity the pentagram was used as a symbol to represent the five wounds of Christ. In addition‚ it was believed

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    The Torah refers to prayer as an act immersed with love and reverence and on Shabbat prayer is not only a way to connect with God‚ it is a way to welcome Shabbat. On the evening of Shabbat‚ an adherent is required to attend a synagogue service. A prayer called

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    Indigenous Religions Complementary dualism –the concept that the universe contains life enhancing and life-diminishing forces that work together and are equally necessary to its survival. Conflict dualism – the concept that the universe contains good and evil forces that are wholly separate and in constant opposition. Dogon – a member of a group of indigenous people of the mountains of central Mali. Ghost dance - a group dance of a late 19th century American Indian (Iroquois) messianic

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    a second cannon) Canon: the technical term for the official list of books comprising the Bible by a religious community. Former Prophets: consists of the books of Joshua‚ Judges‚ Samuel‚ and kings‚ which continue the narrative chronology of the Torah. Hebrew Bible: old testament Latter Prophets: the books named after individual prophets Major Prophets: the longer books of Isaiah‚ Jeremiah‚ and Ezekiel and the minor prophets Minor Prophets: the twelve shorter books from Hosea through Malachi

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    Throughout time‚ the concept of what describes people of Jewish decent‚ is as “one nation”‚ which emphasizes that they are different. It also implies a controversial issue that for some being Jewish is related to your background‚ and for some it is set of religious values and practices. Rabbi Abraham Isaac Kook‚ whom concluded that it is the Jewish soul that is what makes a Jewish person. Through his works Kook‚ explores the identity of the Jewish people and what makes them who they are. Rabbi Abraham

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