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).
Judaism at 75% is the religion professed by most Israelis, but since Israel has no official state religion, it does not overwhelm politics.Judaism..
Yes. Judaism is the religion. Jewish is the adjective pertaining to that religion.
Judaism.
Until the time of Moses, it may have been named only by its parts: Yir'at Hashem (awareness of God), etc. From the time of Moses onwards, it was simply called Torah. "Judaism," as we call it today, is a description that was coined later.
Judaism is the only religion in Judaism, but it takes different forms, depending on affiliation.
Judaism is practiced wherever Jews live. The only country where Judaism is the primary religion is Israel.
Muslim is who follows the Islam religion. and Islam is not the only religion. there are other religions for example Christianity and Judaism.
I guess Judaism "dominates" in Israel, but that is only because it is a Jeiwsh state.
Jews have only one religion and that is Judaism.
Not only is Judaism a popular world wide religion, but it also serves as a basis to Christianity and Islam.
Yes. Judaism encourages freedom of religion. Judaism is against proselyting and only reluctantly accepts converts, after making sure they have no ulterior motives. Judaism believes all of mankind should keep the seven Noachide laws, but otherwise can keep any religion they wish.
Judaism is the dominant religion in only one country in the world: Israel.