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Middle Eastern Religions
  • Judaism, Christianity, and Islam

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Judaism
  • Founded in Jerusalem, Israel (Palestine). Also
    has history in Egypt.
  • Began between 1800 B.C.E. to 1025 B.C.E.
  • Their father is Abraham (the father of the
    three monotheistic religions)
  • GodYaweh
  • Followers are called Jews or Hebrews
  • Holy city is Jerusalem
  • Their holy book is the Torah (Old Testament)
  • Some important people to know Moses, Abraham,
    rabbis who are their religious leaders

3
Judaism
  • Beliefs include Monotheistic (One God), 10
    Commandments, their savior is still coming
  • Holy days are every Saturday-followers attend
    synagogue
  • Some holidays are Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur,
    Passover, and Hanukkah
  • Sects or religious groups include Orthodox
    (strict followers), Conservative (believe but
    adapt so society), Reform (those who believe but
    may not follow all customs or laws)

4
Symbol of Judaism
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Christianity
  • Began around 4 BCE to 395 CE (when it was widely
    accepted)
  • It started in Jerusalem, Israel (Palestine)
  • Their father is Abraham (the father of the
    three monotheistic religions) but founded by
    Jesus
  • Followers are called Christians
  • Holy city is Jerusalem (Bethlehem, Nazareth)
  • Their holy book is the Bible (Old and New
    Testaments)
  • Jesus was the main prophet with his 12 disciples.
    Priests, ministers, and pastors lead individual
    churches and Catholics follow a chain of command
    starting with the pope.

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Christianity
  • Monotheistic, 10 Commandments, love, forgiveness,
    Jesus is the son of God
  • Holy days are Sundays for worship in church
  • Holidays include Christmas, Easter, and Ash
    Wednesday
  • Sects include Catholics, Baptists,
    Methodistsanyone who believes Jesus is the savior

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Symbol of Christianity
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