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Judaism was founded by Abraham around 4000 years ago and has important figures like Moses. It believes in one God and follows the 613 commandments from the Torah as well as celebrating holidays like Chanukah, Passover, and Rosh Hashanah. Symbols of Judaism include the Star of David and kippah, and places of worship are synagogues and the Western Wall in Jerusalem.
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The document provides an overview of key aspects of Judaism including important figures like Moses and David, core beliefs centered around worshipping one God and following the Torah and its 613 commandments, symbols and objects of religious significance, important places of worship and pilgrimage like synagogues and the Western Wall, rites of passage ceremonies, major holidays, and a brief note on the modern conflict between Israelis and Palestinians.
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- 1. Judaism By: Sarah Williamson and Nona Lozano
- 2. Stories of Origin & important people Founded by Abraham Was found 4000 years ago Moses was one of the important people
- 3. Holy Writings & Core Beliefs The 613 commandments The NerTamid Torah scrolls Only believe in one God Putting blood on your door “for God to pass over”
- 4. Symbols & Objects Star of David: The symbol of the Jews Kippah: It signifies that human beings are beneath or dependent on God Tallit: Worn during morning prayers Tefillin: To show God your thoughts and actions
- 5. Holy Places & Places of Worship A synagogue The Western wall
- 6. Rite of Passage & Rituals College graduation Getting your drivers license Birthday
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