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Meanings of judaism in English
An ethnic religion based on monotheism.
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Usage of judaism in English
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But has the often social nature of Judaism also played a role?
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I don't quite believe in Judaism but I do believe in God.
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The New Judaism will deemphasize historical trouble for a more positive outlook.
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Mr. Tyrrell himself draws the parallel with Judaism in the first century.
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Judaism has a long and storied history of surviving threats of extinction.
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And she still does; Orthodox Judaism hasn't erased her sense of humor.
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Religion-especiallyritual-heavyreligions like Judaism and HighChurch Christianity-havethree key OCD traits.
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Now, for the first time in history, is the hour of Judaism.
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Soon after that he told me he wanted to convert to Judaism.
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The hallowing of home-life was one of the best features of Judaism.
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There are three monotheistic religions in the world: Judaism, Christianity, and Mahommedanism.
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Its forerunner, Judaism, left the ages the rich legacy of the Psalms.
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Judaism, Christianity's parent sect, is the most powerful of protests against nature.
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Judaism wavers between the two opposite conceptions: absolute transcendentalism and absolute pantheism.
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That, in a sentence, would summarise the attitude of Judaism towards mysticism.
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Judaism, in its formal and ceremonial aspect, was a religion of gladness.
Translations for judaism
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