They don't, the Jews only believe in one God.
Religions that believe in many Gods are called Polytheistic religions- ones that believe in only one are called Monotheistic, those that believe in two are called Dualistic.
the different religion is like greek gods and roman gods see they didn't believe in just 1 god they believed in many
Yes. With freedom of religion, it is possible to believe anything you want to believe! Others may or may not agree, but this is certainly a personal prerogative.
This is called polytheism! If you are interested in this read up on the Hindu religion, or any of the pagan/neo-pagan religions which believe in all sorts of gods, demigods and deities.
Most gods believe in immortality, being immortal.
Depends which religion
polytheism is not a religion. It is rather a class of religions. polytheistic religions believe in existence of more than two gods or godesses, while dualism believes in two gods and monotheism in one god. poly- many in greek, theos- belief in greek
Her father is Catholic and her mother is Jewish. So most likely one of the two, but she could of separated from her religion. She doesn't identify with any religion. http://www.entertainmentwise.com/news/128480/Spiritual-Pink-Refuses-To-Be-Part-Of-One-Particular-Religion-
All the Jews in the world ... practicing and non-practicing, believing and non-believing ... amount to about 0.2% (two tenths of one percent) of the world's population.
Hinduism has these gods but unlike the Christian Trinity they are not all the supreme Gods. Brahma is usually seen as a creator god but not the Supreme. Hindu sects vary over which of the other two are supreme. Vaishnavas believe Vishnu is the Supreme God. Shaivites believe that Shiva is supreme. Most Hindus believe that Shiva and Vishnu are different versions of the Ultimate Person of God.
Japan have two major religion Shintoism and Buddhism. Shintoism have several gods; for them Jesus is just a new addition. Buddhism on the other hand does not require belief or not believe in god/s or goddess/es. So it's OK for them to believe in Jesus also.
The two words are closely related. "Judaism" is a noun whose meaning is "the Jewish religion." "Jewish" is an adjective whose meaning is "a person whose religion is Judaism." If you're Jewish, you practice Judaism.