How did Judaism reach the Caribbean?

Jews came to the Caribbean initially during the Spanish and Portuguese Inquisitions.

Jews first arrived in the Caribbean while attempting to escape persecution during the Spanish and Portuguese Inquisitions.

Many Jews immigrated to the Caribbean from other countries because of opportunities and weather, and the persecutions in their earlier places of residence. Many Caribbean countries have a high jewish presence including Dominican Republic.

No. It's indigenous in the Middle East (Israel, Syria and Iraq).

The five (5) major world views to be found in the Caribbean are: Judaism Christianity Islam Hindusim Buddhism

By doing God's will, as outlined in the Torah.

By doing God's will, as outlined in the Torah.

Columbus referred to the Caribbean islands as the West Indies because they were not the East Indies that he was in search of. He was trying to reach Asia on his exploration and found the Caribbean instead.

Jews began arriving in the Caribbean in the mid-1600s. The earliest arrivals came to Curacao (late 1650s) and Suriname, where the first synagogue was built, beginning in 1665.

The pharmacy. While countries in the Caribbean have yet to reach a "first world" status if you go you will realize that its far from living in caves or sleeping in hammocks.

The Pacific side. If you enter the canal on the Pacific side you travel northwest to reach the Caribbean.

That was Christopher Columbus.

Judaism teaches that the righteous of all faiths will reach 'gan eden', or 'garden of eden'. Some souls first go to a type of purgatory, for 'purification', but this lasts for only a maximum of one year. There is no 'hell' in Judaism. -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

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If leaving from Florida, Jamaica is accessed by traversing across the Caribbean Sea. If leaving from Texas/Louisiana, you traverse across the Gulf of Mexico and then the Caribbean Sea.

Trinidad and Tobago were the second country to reach a world cup.

His goal was to reach instead he reached the Caribbean Islands,Bohamas,Cuba, and the Gulf Of Mexico.

Who hasn't dreamed of a relaxing cruise in the Caribbean? Most people think that such a vacation is beyond thier financial reach, so they never even investigate cruise prices or try to look for good deals. They would be surprsed to find out that plenty of Caribbean cruise deals are available.

Prayer, learning Torah, keeping Torah. See for example the latter half of Deuteronomy ch.10.

There are three routes it can take to reach the North American continent: Via the Caribbean Sea then the Gulf of Mexico Via the Caribbean Sea then the North Atlantic Ocean Via the Caribbean Sea then through the Panama Canal and then over the North Pacific Ocean

Pagan is a "catch all" or "umbrella" term commonly used to identify people of a religious background other than Christianity, Judaism, and Islam. Afro-Caribbean practice is speaking about the practices of Afro-Caribbean people or the people themselves who inhabit the Caribbean islands whom to some can be grouped in under the "Pagan" umbrella term when they are not part of an Abrahamic faith.

There are a variety of religions present in Caribbean culture. Ranging form Catholicism, Judaism, Islam and Hindu to name a few, religion definitely has an influence. I found a helpful table here, http://caribbean-guide.info/past.and.present/religion/ There is a list of religions and percentages found at the bottom of the page, also some helpful information and history located in the article.

Jehovah's Witnesses missionaries first preached in the Caribean Islands early in the 20th century; they travelled there by plane or by boat.

Columbus reached all the major islands of the caribbean and Honduras in central America which he called the Indies

No. Columbus was. A great deal of what he wrote and claimed was a lie. He only reached south America.