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traditional jews
jews who will follow laws literally, keep separate from other strands and have more traditional beliefs about where men and women sit in the synagouge
progressive jews
jews who will be more modern in way of thinking and will change the laws of the torah to to fit modern context
secular jews
jews who are likely not to hold a belief in God
genesis
the creation of the world
exodus
the Israelites escape egypt
leviticus
the commandments and law
numbers
the sacred history of the isrelites
deuteronomy
the teachings of moses
libertarianism
humans have free will
determinism
humans do not have free will
halakna
the body of jewish law
mitzvah
an individual law. literally means commandment
mitzvot
613 laws that jewish people follow
covenant
a promise between God and the Jewish people
bar mitzvah
for boys at age 13
bat mitzvah
for girls at age 12
kosher
acceptable according to jewish laws
kashrut
permissable foods according to jewish laws
trefah
‘torn’ non kosher food
star of david
considered the symbol of judaism
sanctuary
the main bit where people sit
bimah
where torah scrolls are read from with a yad
ner tamid
eternal light that hangs in front of the arc
ark
where the torahs are stored
natural evil
things that cause suffering but have nothing to do with humans
moral evil
things done by humans which cause suffering
inconsistant triad
consists of 3 statements that only 2 can be true
theodicy
a defence of the attributes of God against objections resulting from natural and moral evil. e.g. free will, punishment, the devil and karma
holocaust theology
arguments that try to understand the place and where about of God during the Holocaust
rubenstein
god is dead
berkovits
human and free will
gillman
beyond understanding
frankenheim
continue with jewish faith
evil
wicked or immoral
free will and test theodicy
god gave people the ability to make their own desicions. therefore people caused their own suffering
punishment(origianal sin)
the idea that the world was perfect until Eve ate the fruit from the tree of knowledge
the devil
the powers of the devil is the reason evil exists
karma
the idea that our actions have consequences
historical jesus
Jesus exists as a historical figure(real person) and there was an actual person named Jesus in Nazereth
christilogical jesus
the figure of jesus as presented in christian theology who is seen as divine.
mesiah
spiritual teacher, leader. has the ability to do supernatural things and has the power to be omni- potent, benevolent and all powerful
descendant of king david, born in bethlehem, rode into jerusalem on a donkey
give 3 qualities that christians believe the mesiah must have
messianic jews
what branch of judaism is the oldest
there was a man named jesus who lived in nazereth. he was a jew
give 2 historically accurate facts about jesus
he was born in a manger. he was born on decmeber 25
give 2 non historically accurate facts about jesus
gospel
the record of jesus’ life in the bible (matthew mark luke and john)
new testament
the teachings of jesus and his desciples that, along with the old testament make up the bible
jesus
christiains beleive he is the son of god
incarnation
the idea that god made himself human (flesh)
crucifixion
the method which jesus died and is used for a symbol of his sacrifice for man’s salvation

cornelus tacticus
tranquilus seutonius
the talmud
flavius josephus
the gospels
name 5 peices of historical evidence for jesus
nero hated christians, which were named after jesus christ
what did cornelius tacitus say about jesus’ existence
claudious forced jews away from rome
what did tranquilus suetonius say about jesus’ existence
says that jesus was hanged on the eve of passover
what did the talmund say about jesus’ existence
“Jesus won over jews and was a miracle worker and had many followers
what did Flavius Josephus say about jesus’ existence
they provide key events of jesus’s life
what did the gospels say about jesus’ existence
historical books, poetic books, prophetic books
what is in the old testament
gospels, scriptures
what is in the new testament
rebel
a person who rises in opposition or armed resistance against an established government or leader
Rosa Parks, Oliver Cromwell, Greta Thumberg
give 3 examples of rebels
the Pharisees
they are a group of highly respected Jews who prided themselves on being knowledgeful and powerful. they survived by people giving them money as they thought it would help them become more religious
he condemned their hypocricy
he ate and mixed with outcasts
why did the pharisees hate jesus. give 2 reasons
parable
mythological story to convey a point
he went against all the laws and expectations set by the Pharisees
give 1 reason why jesus was a rebel
jesus’ actions were the word of god, as jesus is god and god is jesus, so jesus’ actions were always right.
give 1 reason why jesus was not a rebel
painters at the time used the image of jesus to suit the area, so more people followed him
why are all images of jesus different
hindu
a follower of the Hindu religion
deity
a version of a god in a different form
aum
the sacred hindu symbol
sanatana dharma
the name some Hindus give to their religion
Indus Valley
where hinduism began
aryans
the civilisation that merged with the Indus Valley to create Hinduism
purushartha
the 4 aims of life for Hindus
dharma
duty
Artha
success
kama
pleasure
moksha
liberation
bhramin
priests, academics, teachers
kyshatryia
warriors, kings, leaders
Vaisya
merchants, landowners, farmers
sudra
commoners, peasants, servants
brahmacharya
students
grihastha
raises family
vanaprastha
retirement
sannyasa
spiritualness
brahman
the one supreme God
Trimutri
the three initial forms of brahman
puja
worship