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From the Jewish perspective, the story of creation as outlined in the Torah, doesn't tell us how HaShem created the world, it tells us WHAT He did. The majority of Jews do not see any conflict between the story of creation and the theory of evolution and the big bang theory.
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Do Jews believe god created the world?
Yes.
What is the name for God's presence in the world according to Jews and Christians?
Yahweh (it means "I am, who am.")
What god does Judaism workship?
Jews worship one universal God who created the world. The name of God is not pronounced out loud.
Why did god create Jew's?
God created Jews to serve as his Chosen People and a "light unto the nations" of the world.
Which god according to Hinduism created the world?
Brahman
Who created Jews?
God created all people (Genesis ch.1). What we call Judaism was begun, according to our tradition, by Abraham.
What was gods last creation?
EVE. According the Jews and Christians, God took a rib from Adam and created Eve from it.
What is the Jewish belief concerning the creation of the world?
Religious Jews believe that God created the world (Genesis 1:1).
What do the christians and jews have in common?
They were created by God.
What do Jews believe about the world?
That God created it and has given us Free Will for which we'll be answerable. In a nutshell, that is the meaning of life.
What does it mean to be the chosen people of god?
According to the Tanach (Hebrew Bible), Jews are the chosen people. In this context, 'chosen' refers to Jews having been chosen to follow the teachings of the Tanach.
Who created everything in this world?
The answer to who created everything in this world depends on your own beliefs. Many Christians, Jews and Muslims believe that the Abrahamic God created everything. Hindus say that Brahma created everything in this world, while Zoroastrians say Ahura Mazda. And so on.Many now say that, whether or not there is a God, everything in this world was created by natural processes, not by one deity or another.
