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Principles and the Mitzvot
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What are the Mitzvot in Judaism?
Commandments
that guide Jews to live in the
Torah
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What is a Mitzvah?
A good
deed
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What does Halakhah represent in Jewish life?
The set of
Mitzvot
that guide Jewish life
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What do Jews believe about free will in relation to the Mitzvot?
They believe they have free will to
follow
them
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How do the Mitzvot deepen a relationship with God?
By guiding
Jews
in their actions and faith
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Who compiled the Mishneh Torah?
Maimonides
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What do Jews believe about the origin of the Mitzvot?
They were given by
God
to
Moses
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What is the significance of the covenant in relation to the Mitzvot?
It
binds
the Jewish people to follow them
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How do Orthodox and Reform Jews differ in their beliefs about the Torah?
Orthodox believe it was given
orally
and
written
; Reform believe it
evolves
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How do Reform Jews view the Mitzvot?
They try to keep as
many
as possible
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What do Reform Jews believe about the Torah's divine inspiration?
They believe it is
divinely
inspired, not
literal
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What is the philosophical debate regarding God's knowledge and human free will?
Some believe God
knows
but does not
determine
fate
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Why do Jews obey the Mitzvot?
Because they come from
God
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How do Mitzvot express gratitude to God?
By observing them in
daily
life
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What is the significance of everyday actions in relation to Mitzvot?
They are given
religious
significance through blessings
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What informal meaning does the term Mitzvah have?
Good
deed
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Why are some decisions regarding Mitzvot controversial today?
Not all
Jews
agree with all
Rabbis'
decisions
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How does Judaism approach modern issues in relation to tradition?
Judaism is a
living
religion
Considers
modern
issues in light of tradition and
scripture
The Talmud
is the starting point for modern questions
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What is one practice that is no longer performed in Judaism?
Animal sacrifice
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What is the role of the Talmud in modern Jewish questions?
It serves as the
starting
point for
discussions
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How do interpretations of Mitzvot continue to evolve today?
Debate continues about their
application
to modern life
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