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    The Torah‚ the Babylonian code‚ and Greek philosophy‚ all create order out of Chaos in there own ways. The Torah created a religion for people to follow and trust. Hammurabi’s code gave strict laws to follow‚ and Greek philosophy was a new way to look at things. Although the torah and Hammurabi’s code affect our world today‚ Greek philosophy effects are current world the most. Body 1: The torah is the 1st ten books of the bible. It has several examples of order out of chaos. Talk about BACKGROUND

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    men from the women. Dozens of rows of seats are lined up on each side. In the middle of the stained glass window there is a raised platform called the bima. The bima is where the Torah is read. In the front center of the room there are steps that lead to the Torah. It is kept inside an ark and only opened when the Torah is taken out of it. Immediately I notice that there are a lot more men than women. Many of the women are either standing or sitting with their children. Many of the women have a

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    connected and compared to the Torah. There are many examples that can prove Disguise and deception in these two literary texts‚ one of these being when Odysseus disguised as a beggar‚ and when Athena disguised herself as Mentor. This can compare to the Torah in examples like when Angels disguised as people to convey messages from God for example to Lot and Abraham‚ and Joseph disguised himself from his brothers in Egypt. These and many more prove that The Odyssey and the Torah are very closely related

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    are recounted in an unsystematic nature. The reason for this is probably due to the nature of our primary sources concerning the historical Jesus‚ as a real person of history. In spite of that‚ the Torah is assumed and forms the centre of Jesus’ teachings and doing the Will of God according to the Torah as interpreted by Jesus. In this essay I will be looking at some of those ethical teachings. Repentance Repentance or returning to God form an important part of Jesus’ ethical teaching‚ without

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    It is also the oldest form of Judaism. In the United States it is estimated that today approximately 21% of Jews identify themselves as Orthodox (United Jewish Communities‚ 2003). The essential principle of Orthodox Judaism is Torah min Hashamayim‚ which mens that the Torah and all its commentaries and interpretations are divinely revealed (Einstein& Kukoff‚ 1989‚ p. 151). According to Orthodox Judaism because all the laws and traditions of Judaism are of direct and divine origin‚ they must be

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    people‚ and women should not be put in discriminatory positions because of tradition and‚ instead‚ should be given the same opportunity that men are. Greenberg confirms Plaskow’s beliefs by mentioning that the dominant masculine voice used in the Torah works toward the domination of males over females. Greenberg and Plaskow demonstrate that the continual reference of God possessing male traits helps males assume the more important roles in religion and society‚ leaving the unimportant and minute

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    Philosophies of Judaism Translated by David Silverman‚ JPS‚ 1964 Dogma in Medieval Jewish Thought‚ Menachem Kellner‚ Oxford University press‚ 1986 Simeon J Maimonides Thirteen Principles: The Last Word in Jewish Theology? Marc. B. Shapiro‚ The Torah U-Maddah Journal‚ Vol. 4‚ 1993‚ Yeshiva University This entry is from Wikipedia‚ the leading user-contributed encyclopedia

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    I’ll Have the Milk and Honey‚ Thank You: A Critical Examination of the History‚ Laws‚ and Effects of Jewish Conversion Baccalaureate Thesis of: William E. Ashton‚ II Naropa University Religious Studies Department Boulder‚ Colorado May 2007 B.A. Thesis Ashton 2 The work‚ which you hold in your hands‚ could not have been possible were it not for the following Loved Ones: My Mother‚ whose wisdom rings in my ears to this day. My Father‚ who once told me that the only thing that I will

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    religion is the Torah. The Torah is Gods revealed instruction to his people and for humankind expressed in commandments. The covenant is also a major concept to the Jewish religion. The covenant is an agreement between God and his people. This agreement said that they would acknowledge God‚ agreeing to obey his laws; God‚ in turn‚ would acknowledge Israel as his particular people. Traditionally‚ Jews pray three times a day if they get the chance to do so. Studying the Torah is also considered

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    well as song and dance to connect to God and the Torah in all aspects of life. Following the Holocaust‚ faith was lost in God and in the groups leaders‚ the Rebbes. Despite he survivors disbelief and misery‚ the communities managed to rebuild themselves in Israel and in New York. Although the faith in itself is quite similar‚ Hasidic Jews differ greatly from Orthdox Jews in their beliefs‚ prayer‚ and culture. Hasidic Jews believe in the Torah as well as the five books of Moses as the literal

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