Synonyms
Examples for "Judaism"
Examples for "Judaism"
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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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And she still does; Orthodox Judaism hasn't erased her sense of humor.
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Therefore the bright promise of Hellenism faded, and Hebraism ruled the world.
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It is the old struggle between Hellenism and Hebraism-betweenhappiness and righteousness.
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The happy marriage of Hellenism and Hebraism in Egypt had a tragic end.
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But dominant and fundamental though it was, Hebraism was only latent thus far.
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Similar illustrations might be drawn from the nationalistic phase of Hebraism.
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There is not the slightest chance that the Jewish religion will spread.
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From that time the Jewish religion has never gained ascendancy in any country.
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Thus the Prophets developed the Jewish religion to its highest point.
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Whoever judges of the Jewish religion by its coarser forms will misunderstand it.
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He mentioned an obscure mystical sect within the Jewish religion known as Cabalism.
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When did the Jewish religion cease to be the true religion?
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The Jewish religion was not spiritual; hence Jesus denounced it.
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Our rectitude dates from our birth, because the Jewish religion is natural to us.
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Were all the laws of the Jewish religion abolished by the establishment of Christianity?
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The mother, a Jewess by birth, had changed her Jewish religion some time ago.
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The Jewish religion produced great and permanent effects; the Christian religion hath done the same.
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In very truth, I tell you, never will the Jewish religion be in accord with life.
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The first Christians did not neglect to keep up all the customs of the Jewish religion.
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Here we have a clear expression of the original, purely cosmical character of the Jewish religion.
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He then subdued Idumaea, and compelled the people of that country to adopt the Jewish religion.
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Maurice Ruben, a successful Jewish merchant of Pittsburgh, rejected Christianity and the Jewish religion as well.
