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Oh, dude, Christianity is like the popular kid at school who got all the attention and followers because it had this cool new message and some catchy tunes. Judaism, on the other hand, was like the indie band that had a smaller following but stayed true to its roots. So, yeah, Christianity just kind of blew up and went mainstream, while Judaism kept it real and stayed underground.

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