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 1 10,1|    depending on one’s good works. Judaism’s belief in one true G-d,
 2 10,6|                                   Judaism.~To understand Judaism today,
 3 10,6|            Judaism.~To understand Judaism today, one must clearly
 4 10,6|         Old Testament and today’s Judaism which is called rabbinic
 5 10,6|       called rabbinic or Talmudic Judaism — rabbinic because its source
 6 10,6|       Testament, to indicate that Judaism, the faith of the Jews,
 7 10,6|           three major branches of Judaism: Orthodox, Conservative,
 8 10,6|          of the three branches of Judaism has a fixed set of doctrines
 9 10,6|      Shema. At the same time, all Judaism is monotheistic. Also, it
10 10,6|        life hereafter.~ ~Orthodox Judaism~The Orthodox Jews refer
11 10,6|          always covered.~ ~Reform Judaism~While the Orthodox accept
12 10,6| burdensome traditions of Orthodox Judaism. The center of Reform Judaism
13 10,6|     Judaism. The center of Reform Judaism today is in the United States.~ ~
14 10,6|     United States.~ ~Conservative Judaism~Between the strict Orthodox
15 10,6|    liberal Reform is Conservative Judaism, which attempts to compromise
16 10,6|           this group.~Limburg, in Judaism: An Introduction for Christians,
17 10,6|            Other Movements within Judaism~Other smaller movements
18 10,6|         sects within the scope of Judaism include Hasidic Judaism,
19 10,6|           Judaism include Hasidic Judaism, a pietistic movement somewhat
20 10,6|           against the unemotional Judaism of Eastern Europe.~Reconstructionism,
21 10,6|           radical movement within Judaism, seeks to reconstruct all
22 10,6|         founder, Mordecai Kaplan (Judaism as Civilization, 1934),
23 10,6|         group within the realm of Judaism consists of those who identify
24 10,6|          their own way.~Messianic Judaism has grown in recent years.
25 10,6|          shape the development of Judaism. One thing remained a strong
26 10,6|      remained a strong element in Judaism: it was anti-Jesus. Judaism
27 10,6|       Judaism: it was anti-Jesus. Judaism clearly taught that Jesus
28 10,6|     Nazareth was not the Messiah.~Judaism, however, did remain messianic
29 22  |        basis, is denied by modern Judaism.~ Christianity possesses
30 22  |         logical) of two elements: Judaism and paganism. Such is the
31 24  |        monotheism of contemporary Judaism and the Christian faith