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Answer 1
Yes it is, although how you would separate one from the other is a mystery.
Answer 2
How you separate one from the other is that not all Jews believe in God. For those that are atheists, Judaism is a culture. For those that do believe in God, it is a religion.
It is a similar case for Buddhists: For those that are atheists, it is a philosophy, but, for those believe in the various Buddhist deities, it is a religion.
Answer 3
Yes.
Judaism is an ethno-religious group. As a result while there are certainly religious beliefs that unite Jews such as monotheism, the Torah's sacredness, and the particular holidays, there are also ethnic components such as societal interactions, common history, and artworks, cuisine, language, and philosophy. All of these ethnic components can easily be called a "culture". Separating them, contrary to Answer 1, is no more difficult than separating modern Greek culture from the Greek Orthodox Church's beliefs.
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Is Judaism a religion?
Yes. It's also a history, a tradition, a culture, and an ethnicity.
Does our culture influence our religion or our religion influence our culture?
Both, but mostly the latter.
What religion has the basis of Judaism?
Both Christianity & Islam are based on Judaism, especially Christianity.
Why do you call Judaism a culture when it is only a religion?
You are wrong. Jews are described in modern sources as an ethno-religious group which also possesses a certain culture, expressed in cuisine, music, mannerisms etc., that are not necessarily part of the religion itself. So therefore, while Judaism itself is certainly a religion, the Jewish people are also an ethnic group because of shared ancestry, and also have a certain amount of shared culture beyond what Judaism itself mandates.If you meant that Judaism is not only a culture but is mainly a religion, then you're correct (at least from the traditional standpoint).
What was the social culture of judaism?
The social culture of Judaism has been in constant change since the beginning of the religion about 4000 years ago. If you could specify a certain era, it would be helpful.
What religion was practiced by the Jews of Judea?
Judaism ... the religion of the Jewish People ... is comprisedof a single religion, known as "Judaism".Judaism ... the religion of the Jewish People ... is comprisedof a single religion, known as "Judaism".
Which religion pratices Judaism?
Judaism IS a religion.
What was the religion in judaism?
Judaism ... the religion of the Jewish People ... is comprised of a single religion, known as "Judaism".
What is the dominant religion of Judaism?
Judaism at 75% is the religion professed by most Israelis, but since Israel has no official state religion, it does not overwhelm politics.Judaism..
What is a jew123?
An adherent of Judaism as a religion or culture. A member of the widely dispersed people originally descended from the ancient Hebrews and sharing an ethnic heritage based on Judaism.
Do you think that religion has an impact on a culture?
Yes, religion can have a significant impact on a culture by influencing its values, beliefs, traditions, and social structures. It can also shape how people interact with each other, perceive the world, and make decisions in their daily lives. Religion often plays a central role in shaping cultural identity and promoting community cohesion.
Is Judaism a centralised religion?
No, Judaism is not a centralised religion.
