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What is one of the core beliefs of Judaism?
What is one of the core beliefs of Judaism?
- Belief in the resurrection of animals
- Belief in multiple gods
- Monotheism (belief in one God) (correct)
- Rejection of the Mosaic Law
Which of the following is NOT one of the principles from the original Hebrew text mentioned in the passage?
Which of the following is NOT one of the principles from the original Hebrew text mentioned in the passage?
- God is an everlasting God, without beginning or end.
- God has a physical form. (correct)
- Moses was the greatest of God's prophets.
- There is and will be no other Torah other than the one revealed to Moses.
What did God give to Moses, according to the beliefs of Judaism?
What did God give to Moses, according to the beliefs of Judaism?
- The Tao Te Ching
- The Quran
- The Written and Oral Torah (correct)
- The Mahabharata
Who is considered the greatest of God's prophets according to the principles outlined in the text?
Who is considered the greatest of God's prophets according to the principles outlined in the text?
Which statement about God's nature reflects a core belief of Judaism based on the text?
Which statement about God's nature reflects a core belief of Judaism based on the text?
What did Maimonides contribute to Judaism besides itemizing the 613 mitzvot?
What did Maimonides contribute to Judaism besides itemizing the 613 mitzvot?
How many mitzvot are classified under fatherhood according to the text?
How many mitzvot are classified under fatherhood according to the text?
Under what category do the dietary laws fall according to the classification presented in the text?
Under what category do the dietary laws fall according to the classification presented in the text?
Which concept is NOT among the Thirteen Principles of Faith formulated by Maimonides?
Which concept is NOT among the Thirteen Principles of Faith formulated by Maimonides?
How many principles of faith did Maimonides formulate in total?
How many principles of faith did Maimonides formulate in total?
What aspect of Judaism became known as the credo of Judaism due to Maimonides' work?
What aspect of Judaism became known as the credo of Judaism due to Maimonides' work?
