Jewish
Judaism is the covenant faith of the Jewish people, centered on the Torah and lived through synagogues, rabbis, and the festivals of Israel.
Under: Non-Christian (tradition)
Under Jewish
Conservative Judaism
a movement holding Jewish law as binding while engaging historical scholarship, centered in North America.
Karaite Judaism
an ancient movement accepting the written Torah and rejecting the oral law of the rabbis.
Orthodox Judaism
the Judaism of strict Torah observance, including the Hasidic and Modern Orthodox communities.
Reconstructionist Judaism
a movement understanding Judaism as an evolving religious civilization.
Reform Judaism
a movement emphasizing ethical monotheism and individual autonomy in practice.
World Views
Judaism
Judaism is the covenant faith of the people of Israel: one God chose them, gave them his Torah, and calls them to holiness and justice in this world.
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Prayers & Creeds
- Amidah — Jewish
- Birkat HaMazon — Jewish
- Kaddish — Jewish
- Shema — Jewish