One key concept that appears to have originated from Judaism is that all people are equal under the law, even the king is bound by the law, and the law applies equally to rich and poor and to master and slave. Earlier codes, such as the code of Hammurabi, had elaborate hierarchies, where the penalty for one person doing something to another depended on the social rank of the victim and the perpetrator.
There is no such concept in Judaism.
The concept of "Ultimate Truth" is not a concept found in Judaism.
No. No such concept exists in Judaism.
The concept, as it is used in Christianity, is not part of Judaism.
the term "stateless religion" is not a concept in Judaism.
Nirvana is a concept in Buddhism, not in Judaism. In Judaism, the ultimate goal is not nirvana but rather a close relationship with God and adherence to his commandments. Judaism emphasizes a deepening of faith, ethical living, and the pursuit of justice and righteousness in the world.
There is no such concept as "born again Jew" in Judaism. That is specifically a Christian concept.
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No. The cow is the sacred animal in Hinduism, not Judaism.
Yes, the noun Judaism is an abstract noun; a word for a monotheistic religion; a word for a concept.
We don't use that word or that concept.
There's no such concept in Judaism.