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Abrahamic monotheistic ethnic religion of the Jews
Zionism is a modern political movement and ideology advocating for Jewish national self-determination and the establishment and preservation of a Jewish state, while Judaism is a millennia-old religio...
Scholars remain divided: some recent archaeological claims — notably a 2025 reinterpretation of Proto‑Sinaitic inscriptions that may read “This is from Moses” — have reignited debate but are contested...
The in is best understood by scholars and religious traditions not as a tribal injunction forbidding the killing of only fellow ites, but as a prohibition against unlawful killing (commonly translated...
, commonly called female genital cutting or female circumcision, is widely condemned because it is performed mainly for cultural reasons, usually on minors, and carries no medical benefit while causin...
Monotheism centers on belief in a single, unique God and typically connects divine authority to a unified moral and legal order; major monotheistic faiths named include Judaism, Christianity, Islam, S...
Religious traditions use distinct but overlapping criteria to assess : textual consistency with scripture and tradition, empirical fulfilment of predictions, integrity of transmission, and community-b...
Religious dietary restrictions in Canadian schools most commonly referenced in available reporting and guidance are halal (Islam), kosher (Judaism) and other faith-based needs such as vegetarian or po...
The Ethiopian Orthodox Tewahedo churches preserve a broader Old Testament canon that includes a number of writings absent from the Hebrew Bible; prominent examples named in the sources are 1 Enoch (of...
Early Christianity transformed a relatively marginal Hebrew figure—ha‑Satan, an agent who tests or accuses—into a fully personified, cosmic Prince of Darkness through a mix of late‑Jewish apocalyptic ...