I emphasized the part I'm answering.  If someone self-identifies as a Jew, then it stands to reason that they understand the rules that Judaism sets, at least at some level.  Of ...
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Halakha is the authoritative laws and rules of Judaism, laws derived from the scriptures as well as from rabbinic traditions and the customs of the Jewish people.
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Instead of focusing on and defining a Jewish life according to a long list of rules, the focus of Living Judaism is on relationships and responsibilities and how they acquire ...
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Welcome to the Judaism, Jewish Culture, Israel forum. Join the conversation. ... These rules were developed in the time of Rabbi Ishmael and Rabbi Akiva.
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Judaism has also been described as an ethical religion, in that ethical rules constitute an important focal point of belief and practice. Rabbi Hillel was once asked if he could ...
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... wear traditional clothing (for men, black suits and white shirts, with wide-rimmed black hats) and are extremely strict about following Judaism and its rules.
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Jews for Judaism - Keeping Jews Jewish ... Under a category entitled "eligibility rules," applicants are asked to declare that they ...
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30 Dec 2008: Jonathan Romain: Here is my set of rules to live by over the next year. What will yours be?
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4.1 Orthodox Judaism. 4.1.1 Rules of modesty; 4.1.2 Rules of Family Purity; 4.1.3 Haredi Judaism; 4.1.4 Modern Orthodox Judaism; 4.1.5 Women's prayer groups; 4.1.6 Women as witnesses; 4.1.7 Debates ...
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The Mishna and Talmud of the first tractate of Brachot are filled with rules and regulations regarding prayer rites. To this day, these regulations continue to dictate the form and ...
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Judaism is hard. As I begin the eight days of breadlessness that is Passover, I am reminded ... People wanted the Jewish state to keep making it easy to follow the rules.
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... may be in the form of a scroll or an ordinary book (chumash). The Torah contains rules ... Judaism teaches that a child born of a Jewish mother is a Jew irrespective of upbringing.
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A video by Merkaba - Trailer for the new TV series God Loves ME Best! in which The Jew defends the origins of Judaism.
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While they are not nearly as strict about following the traditional rules of Judaism as the Orthodox, they follow more traditions than Reformists.
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... Sinai), God gave the Jewish people the 10 Commandants and other rules to live by (contained in the Torah, the first five books of the Bible), marking the beginning of Judaism as a ...
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A description of the item 'Safed Spirituality' available for sale at Judaism.com ... Safed Spirituality Rules of Mystical Piety & The Beginning of Wisdom Edited by Lawrence Fine ...
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Judaism has about 12 million followers throughout the world, including some 185,000 ... together with the Talmud (commentary on the Torah), give the Jewish people ethical rules ...
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If you can't say something nice, say it in Yiddish. It's not whom you know, it's who you know had a nose job. No one looks good in a yarmulke (skull cap).
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Judaism classically draws no distinction in its laws between religious and ostensibly non ... literally the "lasts") are the rabbis of 1550 to the present. Rules by which early ...
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Rules for the Dreidel Game ... The dreidel is associated with the Jewish holiday of Chanukah.
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A description of the item 'Ten Good Rules First Edition' by: Susan Topek available for sale at Judaism.com
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The Rules of Judaism. If you can?t say something nice, say it in Yiddish. It?s not who you know, it?s who you know had a nose job. If it tastes good, it?s probably not ...
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Some rules are still being argued about. There is no single leader of Judaism who can decide how to follow the commandments or what to believe.
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The ability to distinguish between right and wrong, good and evil, pure and defiled, the sacred and the profane, is very important in Judaism. Imposing rules on what ...
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