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judaism – past exam questions and model answers
... The Ten Commandments are part of the 613 mitzvot given to Moses by God. These are found in the Torah (meaning The Law) which describes how God gave these commandments to Moses, who taught them to the Israelites in the desert. The commandments are part of the covenant God made with the Israelites and ...
... The Ten Commandments are part of the 613 mitzvot given to Moses by God. These are found in the Torah (meaning The Law) which describes how God gave these commandments to Moses, who taught them to the Israelites in the desert. The commandments are part of the covenant God made with the Israelites and ...
JUDAISM – PAST EXAM QUESTIONS AND MODEL ANSWERS
... The Ten Commandments are part of the 613 mitzvot given to Moses by God. These are found in the Torah (meaning The Law) which describes how God gave these commandments to Moses, who taught them to the Israelites in the desert. The commandments are part of the covenant God made with the Israelites and ...
... The Ten Commandments are part of the 613 mitzvot given to Moses by God. These are found in the Torah (meaning The Law) which describes how God gave these commandments to Moses, who taught them to the Israelites in the desert. The commandments are part of the covenant God made with the Israelites and ...
torah_sermons32.serm.. - Rabbi Shmuel`s Thoughts on Torah
... Many have the custom of standing while the Ten Commandments and the Az Yashir (Song of the Sea) are read from the Torah. The reason for this custom is that these two passages of the Torah represent the essence of Judaism. The Ten Commandments is fundamentally a legalistic formulation. It represents ...
... Many have the custom of standing while the Ten Commandments and the Az Yashir (Song of the Sea) are read from the Torah. The reason for this custom is that these two passages of the Torah represent the essence of Judaism. The Ten Commandments is fundamentally a legalistic formulation. It represents ...
Judaism
... There are several different sects in Judaism. The most orthodox are the Hassidim, or mystical Jews. Many of them dress in the same way as their ancestors in Europe did a hundred years ago and follow the Commandments very strictly. Although it is quite unusual, there are some Hassidim who combine the ...
... There are several different sects in Judaism. The most orthodox are the Hassidim, or mystical Jews. Many of them dress in the same way as their ancestors in Europe did a hundred years ago and follow the Commandments very strictly. Although it is quite unusual, there are some Hassidim who combine the ...
The Role of Religion in Government
... Choosing the king involves religious elements too. Thus we know that G-d designated Saul to be the first king13, and after he sinned, it was G-d again who chose David and his dynasty to take Saul’s place14. One of the 613 commandments of the Jewish religion is the obligation to appoint a king, and a ...
... Choosing the king involves religious elements too. Thus we know that G-d designated Saul to be the first king13, and after he sinned, it was G-d again who chose David and his dynasty to take Saul’s place14. One of the 613 commandments of the Jewish religion is the obligation to appoint a king, and a ...
The Role of Religion in Government
... Judaism creates a unique blend of democracy and theocracy. The state is based on divine moral values, alongside laws agreed upon by the people, subject to those divine values. The institutions that make up the social order are charged with ensuring the harmonious administration of these laws and val ...
... Judaism creates a unique blend of democracy and theocracy. The state is based on divine moral values, alongside laws agreed upon by the people, subject to those divine values. The institutions that make up the social order are charged with ensuring the harmonious administration of these laws and val ...
Submitted
... importantly talk and dance with the opposing gender. But did anyone that wasn’t Jewish really understand what it was or why people were having it? It is more than just a social event for kids and family to go to, it is an age (12 for girls, 13 for boys) where you are now required to fulfill the comm ...
... importantly talk and dance with the opposing gender. But did anyone that wasn’t Jewish really understand what it was or why people were having it? It is more than just a social event for kids and family to go to, it is an age (12 for girls, 13 for boys) where you are now required to fulfill the comm ...
Variants in Judaism - Year 11-12 Studies of Religion 2Unit 2013-4
... For the Conservative Jew, the approach to worship is less formal than the Orthodox, but it is still guided by tradition. The Conservative movement holds to the view that ritual is an expression of values like loving God and helping others. Ritual is not particularly a commitment to make specific pra ...
... For the Conservative Jew, the approach to worship is less formal than the Orthodox, but it is still guided by tradition. The Conservative movement holds to the view that ritual is an expression of values like loving God and helping others. Ritual is not particularly a commitment to make specific pra ...
2nd Quarter Final Review
... • All religions offer followers a set of accepted moral codes (outlines of what is right and ...
... • All religions offer followers a set of accepted moral codes (outlines of what is right and ...
There are around 20 million Sikhs in the word today (most live in the
... The Qur’an is the holy book for Muslims. It contains 114 chapters which are written in Arabic. It is treated with great respect as Muslims believe it is the sacred words of Allah. When it is being read Muslims are quiet and do not eat or drink. They would also usually wash their hands before touchin ...
... The Qur’an is the holy book for Muslims. It contains 114 chapters which are written in Arabic. It is treated with great respect as Muslims believe it is the sacred words of Allah. When it is being read Muslims are quiet and do not eat or drink. They would also usually wash their hands before touchin ...
Judaism - Jewish Prisoner Services
... love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your might. And these words which I command you today shall be upon your heart.” [Deuteronomy 6:4-6]. In addition to this and other scriptural mandates, Jewish practice incorporates an ever-growing body of rabbinic commenta ...
... love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your might. And these words which I command you today shall be upon your heart.” [Deuteronomy 6:4-6]. In addition to this and other scriptural mandates, Jewish practice incorporates an ever-growing body of rabbinic commenta ...
Jewish beliefs and practices
... love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your might. And these words which I command you today shall be upon your heart.” [Deuteronomy 6:4-6]. In addition to this and other scriptural mandates, Jewish practice incorporates an ever-growing body of rabbinic commenta ...
... love the Lord your God with all your heart, with all your soul, and with all your might. And these words which I command you today shall be upon your heart.” [Deuteronomy 6:4-6]. In addition to this and other scriptural mandates, Jewish practice incorporates an ever-growing body of rabbinic commenta ...
- Oshpitzin
... the self-government itself. The Jewish community would organize the whole of Jewish life in the area and supervise its institutions: synagogues, courts, philanthropies and ritual baths. LEAGUE FOR LABOR PALESTINE (full name: League for the Support of Labor in Palestine) was a coordinating body for o ...
... the self-government itself. The Jewish community would organize the whole of Jewish life in the area and supervise its institutions: synagogues, courts, philanthropies and ritual baths. LEAGUE FOR LABOR PALESTINE (full name: League for the Support of Labor in Palestine) was a coordinating body for o ...
Parashat Tazria-Metzora 5772: "What is Out of Bounds?"
... economic insecurity or multiple-faith household or sexual orientation or single parenthood or some other way in which they don’t fit the so-called “cookie-cutter” version of a Jewish family – many people feel like they are on the outskirts of the Jewish community. At any given point in time, our so ...
... economic insecurity or multiple-faith household or sexual orientation or single parenthood or some other way in which they don’t fit the so-called “cookie-cutter” version of a Jewish family – many people feel like they are on the outskirts of the Jewish community. At any given point in time, our so ...
Everything is God
... spirituality (BuJus - Buddhist Jews, independent prayer communities) and culture (Heeb, Zeek). Now, Michaelson has written the first major book of Jewish theology and philosophy of his generation, Everything is God: The Radical Path of Nondual Judaism. "Nondual" simply means "not-two" -- but its tru ...
... spirituality (BuJus - Buddhist Jews, independent prayer communities) and culture (Heeb, Zeek). Now, Michaelson has written the first major book of Jewish theology and philosophy of his generation, Everything is God: The Radical Path of Nondual Judaism. "Nondual" simply means "not-two" -- but its tru ...
Jewish Attitudes to Roman Rule
... the others: pacifism. Whilst some have said that the Essenes were pacifists because they did not make weapons, they were probably waiting for the right time to fight (i.e. the eschatological age32) and Josephus records Essenes fighting in the Great Revolt.33 The only sect which really advocated pac ...
... the others: pacifism. Whilst some have said that the Essenes were pacifists because they did not make weapons, they were probably waiting for the right time to fight (i.e. the eschatological age32) and Josephus records Essenes fighting in the Great Revolt.33 The only sect which really advocated pac ...
Monotheistic Religions - Arab American National Museum
... Christianity, which has roots in Judaism, began approximately 2,000 years ago. Followers of the Christian faith believe that Jesus is the Messiah prophesized in the Hebrew Scriptures. Christianity and its doctrine are based on the life and teachings of Jesus; these scriptures are referred to as the ...
... Christianity, which has roots in Judaism, began approximately 2,000 years ago. Followers of the Christian faith believe that Jesus is the Messiah prophesized in the Hebrew Scriptures. Christianity and its doctrine are based on the life and teachings of Jesus; these scriptures are referred to as the ...
The Importance of Israel in Judaism
... mind that the land was repeatedly abused by conquerors who were determined to make the land uninhabitable for the Jews. In the few decades since the Jewish people regained control of the land, we have seen a tremendous improvement in its agriculture. Israeli agriculture today has a very high yield. ...
... mind that the land was repeatedly abused by conquerors who were determined to make the land uninhabitable for the Jews. In the few decades since the Jewish people regained control of the land, we have seen a tremendous improvement in its agriculture. Israeli agriculture today has a very high yield. ...
II. Hebrews (1900 BC – 539 BC)
... Jews developed a flourishing study of Science, Hebrew literature and the Talmud. Despite an attempt to forcibly convert all Jews to Islam in 1086, this golden age continued. At around this time the first Jews are recorded in Britain. ...
... Jews developed a flourishing study of Science, Hebrew literature and the Talmud. Despite an attempt to forcibly convert all Jews to Islam in 1086, this golden age continued. At around this time the first Jews are recorded in Britain. ...
Class #12 - Jewish Pathways
... Nezirut is a form of asceticism that is permitted by Jewish law. A Nazir is a person who takes a vow temporarily abstaining from drinking wine (which represents worldly pleasures) and from cutting his hair (symbolic of his removing himself from society). The Nazir is permitted to do this because he ...
... Nezirut is a form of asceticism that is permitted by Jewish law. A Nazir is a person who takes a vow temporarily abstaining from drinking wine (which represents worldly pleasures) and from cutting his hair (symbolic of his removing himself from society). The Nazir is permitted to do this because he ...
HHD Sermon – Why be Jewish
... I believe it’s incredibly important to be religious, to live your life as though God is a significant factor – and, just as you cannot speak without a language, you can’t be religious without a religion. Here are the two reason that I have found so compelling: (1) Without God, there is no objective ...
... I believe it’s incredibly important to be religious, to live your life as though God is a significant factor – and, just as you cannot speak without a language, you can’t be religious without a religion. Here are the two reason that I have found so compelling: (1) Without God, there is no objective ...
Dvar Torah Shabbat Chol Hamoed Succoth 5775
... by the Pluralism Project at Harvard, is not diversity alone, but the energetic engagement with diversity”. He continues, “Diversity without real encounter and relationships will yield increased tensions in society. Pluralism means holding our deepest differences, even our religious differences, not ...
... by the Pluralism Project at Harvard, is not diversity alone, but the energetic engagement with diversity”. He continues, “Diversity without real encounter and relationships will yield increased tensions in society. Pluralism means holding our deepest differences, even our religious differences, not ...
Homosexuality and Halakhah: Traditional Sources on
... mishkav zakhar. (Note, however, that a Torah prohibition always stands on its own even if no cogent rationale can be found for it.) Some rabbis have argued that homosexuality is forbidden because procreation is impossible. Others have defined the homosexual act as intrinsically unnatural and therefo ...
... mishkav zakhar. (Note, however, that a Torah prohibition always stands on its own even if no cogent rationale can be found for it.) Some rabbis have argued that homosexuality is forbidden because procreation is impossible. Others have defined the homosexual act as intrinsically unnatural and therefo ...