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many things were not part of Jewish societies (and still aren't), such as:
- human sacrifice
- infanticide
- polytheism
- transubstantiation
- celibacy
- belief in a trinity
- worshiping human beings
- fixating on the afterlife
- belief in original sin
- belief in an evil being (or "devil") that is independent from God
Wiki User
∙ 6y ago
Wiki User
∙ 6y agoThere are literally millions of things that Hebrew society wasn't. One of them is an extensive empire with an emphasis on wealth.
Wiki User
∙ 12y agoAnything non-Jewish was not a feature of Hebrew society, such as animal sacrifice, human sacrifice, worshipping human beings, etc.
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What society was Moses a part of?
His childhood was spent in the kings palace, but he was a Hebrew by birth.
What is the Hebrew word for society?
society = khevra (חברה)
What does the Hebrew phrase agudas achim mean?
It's Ashkenazic Hebrew for "Society of Brothers". In sefardic Hebrew, it would be agudat achim.
How do you say society in Hebrew?
khevrah (חברה)
When was Hebrew Free Loan Society of Greater Philadelphia created?
Hebrew Free Loan Society of Greater Philadelphia was created in 1984.
What is the Hebrew world for society?
khevrut (חברות)
Contained religious ideas of Zoroastrianism that later influenced Hebrew and Christian concepts?
Zend Avesta
The contained religious ideas of Zoroastrianism that later influenced Hebrew and Christian concepts?
Zend Avesta
Who contained religious ideas of Zoroastrianism that later influenced Hebrew and Christian concepts?
zend avesta
Is code of law a feature of Hebrew society?
Yes, it is.
Is a code of laws a feature of Hebrew society?
Yes, it is.
What are the three basic concepts of ethics in information society?
The three basic concepts of ethics in an information society are privacy, accuracy, and accessibility. Privacy refers to the protection of personal information, accuracy emphasizes the importance of truthful and reliable information, and accessibility promotes equal access to information for all individuals. These principles guide ethical decision-making in the handling and dissemination of information in society.
