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Title: I. Introduction: How do you study world religions objectively?


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By Kathryn McClymond
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Judaism History
  • Abraham considered forefather of Judaism
  • God promised Abraham descendants and land
  • The covenant fulfilled

I will maintain my covenant between Me and you,
and your offspring to come, as an everlasting
covenant throughout the ages. Genesis 177
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Judaism History
  • Descendants became slaves
  • Moses was called to lead slaves
  • First five books of the Bible the Torah

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Judaism History
  • King David
  • Temple destroyed and rebuilt
  • Diaspora

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Judaism Key Concepts
  • The Torah, Prophets, and Writings
  • The Shema
  • The Ten Commandments

Hear, O Israel! The LORD is our God, the LORD is
one. You shall love the LORD your God with all
your heart and with all your soul and with all
your might.
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Judaism Key Concepts
  • Dietary laws
  • No work on the Sabbath

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Judaism Geography
  • Synagogues
  • A place to worship and gather as a community

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Judaism Geography
  • Home is central
  • Passover
  • Hanukkah

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Judaism Geography
  • The Promised Land
  • Israel established as a Jewish nation, 1948
  • Conflict in the Middle East

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Judaism Contemporary Issues
  • Divisions of Judaism
  • Reform
  • Orthodox
  • Conservative
  • Reconstructionist

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Judaism Today
  • Most live in the U.S. and Israel
  • Others live in France, Canada, the United
    Kingdom, Russia, and Argentina

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Christianity History
  • More than 2,000 years old
  • Jesus of Nazareth, Christ

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Christianity Geography
  • The four Gospels
  • Jesus was raised a Jew
  • Condemned and crucified

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Christianity Key Concepts
  • Human beings are sinful
  • Humans cant be released from sin on their
    own
  • Jesus was crucified as a sacrifice,
    according to Gods plan
  • Jesus is the way to salvation

This is therefore now no condemnation for those
who are in Christ. Romans 81
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Christianity Key Concepts
  • Disciples carried on Jesus teachings
  • Paul was the most influential teacher
  • Spread Christianity to Gentiles and Jews

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Christianity Key Concepts
  • Old Testament and New Testament
  • The Bible is the guide to history, theology,
    etc.

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Christianity Geography
  • Spread of Christianity
  • Official religion of the Roman empire
  • Church is sacred space

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Christianity Geography
  • Great Split
  • Roman Catholic and Eastern Orthodoxy
  • Protestantism

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Christianity Geography
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Christianity Contemporary Issues
  • War
  • Poverty
  • Social injustice
  • Gender roles
  • Sexual identity
  • Environmentalism
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