judaism

judaism

Beliefs
1. Evil and Suffering
  1. Natural Evil
    1. Earthquakes
    2. volcanoes
    3. tsunami
    4. hurricanes
    5. Something that is out of mankind's control that causes people to suffer
  2. Moral Evil
    1. Hitler
    2. Communism
    3. Suffering that is caused entirely by the acts of mankind
  3. Suffering is the bearing or undergoing of pain or distress. Suffering is often a result of evil
  4. G-d gave everyone free will which allowed some people to do evil things, which has caused suffering for loads of people
  5. Original Sin
    1. Fruit from the Tree of Knowledge
      1. Kicked out of the Garden Of Eden
2. G-d and Truth
  1. Jews believe that all existence in heaven and on Earth comes from G-d, and that G-d alone should be worshipped. Jews may describe the nature as of G-d as: omnipotent - G-d is all-powerful, and able to do all things that are consistent with God's nature, omnibenevolent - G-d wants only the best for his creation and transcendent - G-d is not part of the material world and cannot be fully grasped by human beings
    1. G-d gave his laws to the jews in the form of the commandments, a set of 613 clear rules on how to live your life and be as good a person as you could be
    2. G-d and G-d alone passes judgment on ones soul. live by the commandments and you will be judged as good
    3. For many Jews, G-d is so important that care must be taken when using his name. G-d's name is holy or sacred, not profane, and is therefore different to any other word. The word G-d is used in everyday language yet for many Jews the name of G-d is far from ordinary
  2. The Torah
    1. the words on the Torah must be read in song.
    2. equivalent of the Christian/Catholic bible. The Torah contains the old testament, the works of Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteronomy
    3. contains all the 613 commandments
  3. The Shema Yisrael is the most ancient Jewish prayer that can be found in the Torah. It affirms that there is only one G-d. The Shema says that G-d is personal and demands love from Jews with every aspect of their being. It also says that Jews should follow his instructions and allow this love to be seen.
  4. Traditions
    1. on the eighth day after a boy is born, a mohel will perform a circumcision and the boy will be named. This is called Brit Milah
    2. at Jewish adolescence (age 13 for boys and 12 for girls) Jewish boys and girls become a 'son' or 'daughter' of the commandment (Bar/Bat Mitzvot) and are then accountable for their actions.
    3. Weddings take place in the synagogue under a chuppah, where the couple exchange vows and rings, drink wine, break a glass and sign the ketubah
3. Life After Death
Worships and Practices
Rituals
Festivals

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