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Probably not. Abraham merely lived his life as he felt it should be lived,
constituted an example and role model for his children and neighbors,
and left it to others to invent a label for it.
Even if Abraham had had the jargon, he most likely would not have claimed
Judaism as anything, since it began with him, and wasn't even identified as
an ethno-religious culture until after he was gone.
What else can I help you with?
Which son of Abraham does the Jewish race claim decent from?
First, there's no such thing as a "Jewish race". That being said, according to the teachings of Judaism, Jews are descended from Isaac.
Does Islam incorporate Judaism?
It can be argued that Islam copied / incorporated some parts of Judaism, as Islam began about 2,000 years later than Judaism. Similar practices include multiple daily prayers, restrictions on what foods can be eaten and circumcision. Both religions claim to be descendants of the biblical Abraham; Islam from his oldest son Ismael, Judaism from his second son Isaac. It can be argued that Islam copied / incorporated some parts of Judaism, as Islam began about 2,000 years later than Judaism. Similar practices include multiple daily prayers, restrictions on what foods can be eaten and circumcision. Both religions claim to be descendants of the biblical Abraham; Islam from his oldest son Ismael, Judaism from his second son Isaac.
What does Judaism claim is God's origin?
Judaism believes that God is eternal and therefore does not have an origin.
Is progressive Judaism the same as reform Judaism?
No. Reform Judaism is a specific Jewish movement. It is one of the progressive movements, but Humanist Judaism, Reconstructionist Judaism and the Jewish Renewal Movement each have a legitimate claim to being progressive, and even Conservative Judaism has a claim to the title. The distinction between progressive Judaism and liberal Judaism is more than a bit vague.
Why do each of these religions Islam judaism and Christianity claim canaan as their holy land?
Here both Jews and Islam agree that Abraham is the father of both their nation and christ was born in the holy land for christians.
Where in Israel was Judaism founded in?
There is no exact location in Israel mentioned as where Abraham formed his covenant with God according to the Bible. According to Jewish religious tradition, Abraham's covenant with God (Genesis ch.15) was made on the slopes of Mount Hermon, where a stone monument still marks the spot. The covenant in Genesis ch.17 was made in Hebron, Israel. Scholars usually claim that Judaism was founded either by King Josiah of Judah or during the Babylonian Exile Period. If the former is correct, then Judaism was born in Jerusalem. If the latter is correct, Judaism was born in the city of Babylon in Iraq.
How do Jews christians and Muslims lay claim to Jerusalem?
For Judaism: http://judaism.answers.com/jewish-history/jerusalem-in-judaism
How many followers did Judaism have when it was established?
It evolved from ancient tribes at the dawn of civilization. That predates history.Answer:Judaism does not claim to predate history. It is completely historical; and we have the names of the most important bearers of our traditions in an unbroken chain from Abraham to this very day. According to our tradition, Abraham made a complete break from the ubiquitous idolatry of the world around him. It was a principle of his to avoid borrowing or evolving his teachings from anything that had come earlier. Abraham founded what we call Judaism. He and his wife Sarah were all alone amongst a sea of idolaters.
What 3 religions of the world claim Abraham as their father in faith?
Technicly he did not start the three religions because before him there was worshipers of God but, they died out so god called Abraham to revie his worship not what most scentist and historians baleive.
Who are decendents of Jewish father Abraham?
The Jews. Muslims also claim lineage from Abraham.
What three religions claim palestine as the Holy Land?
Judaism, Christianity, and Islam have all claimed the Holy Land for themselves.
What are the three major religions that claim Israel as their birthplace?
Christianity, Islam, Judaism
