'Orthodox jews' diaporamas de présentation

Monotheistic Religions

Monotheistic Religions. Judaism, Christianity and Islam. Judaism. History. Founded by Abram in 1800 BCE in Ur in Mesopotamia Believed in one god Made a covenant with God

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Culture and Belief

Culture and Belief. World Religions: Origins and Practices. Hinduism. Hinduism originated in ancient India about 4000 years ago It was the religion of an ancient people known as the Aryans.

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NIGHT BY: ELIE WIESEL

NIGHT BY: ELIE WIESEL. VOCABULARY. bestial. adj Like a beast or animal. The bestial animal took a viscous bite and killed the snake. Antonyms Kind,human , generous. Synonyms Cruel,boorish. Blandishments. Noun Something used to coax.

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By LCDR Joel Nahari, USN (ret)

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Judaism 101

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Religion

Religion. AP Human Geography. What is religion?. Religion is a set of common beliefs and practices generally held by a group of people . Religion is human beings' relation to the things that they regard as holy, sacred, spiritual, or divine .

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Judaism

Judaism . Background . How did Judaism begin? ?Judaism began about 4000 years ago with the Hebrew people in the Middle East. Abraham , a Hebrew man, is considered the father of the Jewish faith because he promoted the central idea of the Jewish faith: that there is one God.

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Signalling

Signalling. Experiment game. We ran an experiment on what is called the Beer-Quiche Game (Cho & Kreps, 1987). Proposer has 2/3 chance of being strong. He can eat Beer or Quiche. Strong types like Beer. Weak types like Quiche.

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Signalling

Signalling. Experiment game. We ran an experiment on what is called the Beer-Quiche Game (Cho & Kreps, 1987). Proposer has 2/3 chance of being strong. He can eat Beer or Quiche. Strong types like Beer. Weak types like Quiche.

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The Hebrews and Judaism

The Hebrews and Judaism. Review. What event occurred before Abraham left Mesopotamia. God spoke to Abraham. To escape slavery, Moses led the Hebrews out of . . . EGYPT. How was king David different from King Saul?. David was a stronger king.

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Zealots

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Jewish Vocabulary

Jewish Vocabulary. Vocabulary Terms. Torah: the holy book of the Jewish faith . Covenant: an agreement with God. . Moses: The greatest prophet of Judaism Led the people out of Egypt Brought the 10 Commandments down from Mt. Sinai. How does Moses make his tea? Turns out, Hebrews it!.

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Aim: How much does culture define our lives?

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Judaism

Judaism. There are three types of Judaism: Orthodox Jews follow a strict observance of rabbinic law. Weekly attendance at temple on the Sabbath. Strict observance of dietary prohibitions i.e. pork, no mixing of dairy and meat, matzos during Passover,

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A guide to

A guide to. Conservative Judaism. What Is conservative Judaism ?. Conservative Judaism is a branch of Judaism that moderates between the traditional Orthodox and the progressive Reform branches.

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16.4 and 16.5

16.4 and 16.5. Israel Today Turkey Today. From Zionism to a Modern State. When the Romans destroyed the Jewish temple the Jews no longer had a homeland Zionism was the Jewish movement that encouraged the Jews to return to Palestine ( their homeland). Life on a Kibbutz.

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Aim: Who are the Jews ( the Hebrews)? History of the Hebrews

Aim: Who are the Jews ( the Hebrews)? History of the Hebrews Trace their origin to Abraham, who established the belief that there is only one God, the creator of the Universe ( monotheism ) Descendents of Abraham formed one nation (a common group of people) living in Egypt as slaves

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Who are these people, what do they all have in common?

Who are these people, what do they all have in common?. Reform, Conservative and Orthodox Jews. Draw the diagram of the different kinds of Jews . Where would you put: Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter) Adam Sandler (Bedtime stories, Anger Management)

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Moses Maimonides (1138-1204)

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How has the Religion and Philosophies of Judaism influenced the development of:

How has the Religion and Philosophies of Judaism influenced the development of:. societies , nations and regions of the world?. Region:. Judaism Began in the Middle East as the first major written monotheistic religion.

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