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Study of the religious texts is very important to Judaism. Which of these reasons best describes why?
Study is necessary to know and follow the laws.
Why do you think education and study are so important in judaism?
Without learning the Torah it would be impossible to keep it.
What is the most important tenet of Judaism?
The Jewish faith can be summed up on one tenet: What is hateful to you, do not do to another. That is the entire Torah. The rest is detail. Now go study.
Why do Jews like to study?
A:Very few people, other than Jews themselves, study Judaism. Some Christians equate the study of the Old Testament with the study of Judaism, but this is not really true, and actually misleading. Knowing the Old Testament is not the same as knowing Judaism.It may be important for scholars and Messianic Jews to study Judaism. Fortunately, it is not important for other non-Jewish people to study Judaism.
Why is study an important part of Judaism?
Because God commands us to study (Deuteronomy 6:6-7). We learn His Torah to understand His teachings and fulfill them. See also the Related Links.Link: More about the TorahLink: How Judaism survived
How many people study Judaism?
14 million
How were the teachings of the Torah important to judaism?
the teachings of the Torah are Judaism.
Do you have to be circumcised to study Kaballah?
No. As with any other aspect of Judaism, even non-Jews are welcome to study. Generally males only need to be circumcised if they wish to convert to Judaism.
What are judaism important symbols and numbers?
There are no particularly important symbols in Judaism, but the number ' 1 ' is quite significant.
What was learning a religion was known as?
Theology is the study of Christianity and Judaism. Theoscopy is the study of Buddhism and Hinduism.
Why is the study of God's laws so important in Judaism?
1) Because God commanded us to study the Torah (Deuteronomy 6:7 and 11:19). 2) Because without study it is impossible to know the Torah and keep its laws and beliefs. 3) Because without knowledge of the Torah, Judaism would atrophy (as happened among the Sadducees and other non-traditional groups).
What has the author Dwight Delahunt written?
Dwight Delahunt has written: 'Judaism' -- subject(s): Study and teaching (Secondary), Judaism
