Secular Judaism
Jewish identity held as culture, ethics, and peoplehood apart from religious belief or observance.
Under: Jewish (tradition)
History of Worldviews
- Patriarchal Period; c. 2000–1500 BCE
- Exodus and Sinai; c. 13th century BCE
- David's Reign; c. 1000 BCE
- First Temple Dedicated; c. 960 BCE
- Fall of Samaria; the Northern Kingdom Destroyed; 722 BCE
- Destruction of the First Temple; 586 BCE
- Cyrus' Edict of Return; 538 BCE
- Second Temple Completed; 516 BCE
- Maccabean Revolt; 167–164 BCE
- Pompey Takes Jerusalem; 63 BCE
- Destruction of the Second Temple; 70 CE
- Council of Yavneh; c. 90 CE
- Mishnah Compiled; c. 200
- Jerusalem and Babylonian Talmuds; c. 400–500
- Gaonic Period; c. 600–1000
- Anan ben David; c. 760
- Rashi; 1040–1105
- Maimonides; 1135–1204
- Expulsion from Spain; 1492
- Shulchan Aruch Published; 1563
- Chmielnicki Massacres; 1648
- Haskalah; 1770s–1800s
- Pogroms and Mass Migration; 1881–1884
- First Zionist Congress; 1897
- Balfour Declaration; 1917
- Holocaust; 1933–1945
- State of Israel Established; 1948
- Society for Humanistic Judaism Founded; 1963
- Six-Day War; Jerusalem Reunified; 1967