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It is contrary to Jewish beliefs to put one's faith in gods other than the one True God. Other than that, a person (especially someone who is not Jewish!) is free to serve Him however he/she wants. It is a matter of choosing truth versus choosing non-truth. If God is true, then our job in this world is to emulate the truth that is Him, and one way we do this is by not following falsehoods such as other gods. God is not subject to human emotions such as intolerance. It is impossible for God to be lacking or "hurting" because a person ignores His service. The only one who looses by following such falsehoods is the person who does it, because he is loosing the chance to emulate and become close to God.
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Progressive Jews tend to refer to God in their native languages as opposed to Hebrew (unless Hebrew is their native language).
What is the origin of the surname Elliott?
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What is the ethnic origin of the surname Elias?
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Perhaps it is in the Bible, but by faith alone you know that God works in His time. The Hebrew people were God's chosen ones. They were filled with faith that God would one day free them. God works in mysterious ways no one can understand.
How do puritans view other faiths?
They viewed other faiths as Antichristian and thought that those people would be punished by god.
How could you say that the Hebrew literature was the revealed truth of God?
This is a belief of many religions. You could say this if you practice one of those faiths.
What are some examples of judeo christian faiths?
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That is a basic tenet of belief in the Christian, Jewish and Muslim faiths. Other faiths, (notably Buddhism) have differing beliefs of life after death.
What marks Christians as Christians?
there beliefs. many faiths (religions) poise as christian faiths. true cristian faiths believe god, not a god but "the god" sent his one and only son to die on the cross for our sins.
Who in the Bible was intolerant?
God comes to mind . . .
What set Abram apart from all other ancient religious faiths?
By all his belief into one God
What gods are not real?
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How is Hinduism different from other faiths?
In many ways such as Caste System, beliefs in one Supreme God. Main difference can be seen in the lifestyle & Praying habits, such as worshiping idols, Architecture of temple is also different from popular other faiths.
How is Hinduism different from the other faiths?
In many ways such as Caste system, beliefs in one Supreme God. Main difference can be seen in the lifestyle & Praying habits, such as worshiping idols, Architecture of temple is also different from popular other faiths.
What does Daniel mean in other languages?
In Spanish: Daniel In French: Daniel In German: Daniel
