Jewish Religion
Definition
The Jewish Religion, or Judaism, is a monotheistic faith rooted in the covenantal relationship between the God of Abraham, Isaac, and Jacob and the children of Israel, as detailed in the Hebrew Bible. In legal contexts, it often involves issues related to religious freedoms, accommodations for religious observances, and the recognition of Jewish holidays and dietary laws.
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- • Conservative Judaism
- • Orthodox Judaism
- • Reform Judaism
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