World religions

• Where Judaism originated and it's the oldest abrahamic religion

  Israel
• They believe that there's is a god wiho not only created the universe that whom every Jews can have individual and personal relationship.
• Abraham is the founder their sacred building was the called the synagogue
• The temples around 1000bc he ruled the Jewish people

  King David
• He is the son of King David and

  built the first holy temple in Jerusalem, which became the central place of worship for Jews.

  Solomon
• you are encouraged to be a model to other people through baptism.
• An ancient collection of writings that are sacred to the Jews Tanakh
• Torah (the most important holy book of Judaism. The laws and teachings of Judaism.
• Nevi'im (Prophets), and Ketuvim (Writings). It contains stories, law, poetry, and teachings about God and humanity.
• believed that all of the practices in the Torah which is practical to obey must be obeyed without question. Strict observance of traditional Jewish law and rituals is followed

  Orthodox Jews
• believed that ancient laws and practices must be interpreted for modern life with inclusion of contemporary sources and with more concern with community practices than with ritual practices. Typically, conservative Jews honor the traditions of Judaism while allowing for some modernization.

  Conservative and Reform Jews 
• also allow everyone to sit together, men and women, and both Hebrew and the local language are spoken in services. Followers promote progressive ideas and adaptation.

  Reform Jews
• It is a complex set of ideas sourced from many writings and schools of thought, including the Torah and the Talmud.

  The Jewish moral code
• It si important because they help define the difference between good and bad/or ethical act (godly act) as opposed to a bad and unethical act. 


  Ethics
• What are the three main believe at the center of Judaism?

  Monotheism,identity,covenant
• It is the most biggest religion with about 2.1BILION OF FOLLOWER worldwide

  CHRISTIANITY
• It is based on the teaching of Jesus Christ who live in Israel some 2,000 years ago

  Christianity
• It is a abrahamic religion base on life and teaching of Jesus of Nazareth


  Christianity
• It is a religion that was meant to be universal

  Christianity
• The person is cleansed with water, to signify repentance and cleansing

  BAPTISM
• Christians gather in the church, and share the body and Blood of Christ. Some churches use literal bread and wine, while others interpret it symbolically

  EUCHARIST
• This Eastern Church is called Orthodox Church because they settled on traditional beliefs throughout its reign.

  Eastern Orthodox
• Luther pushed for "the right of every individual to radically question and reinterpret Christian belief and practice, "which was called the Protestant Principle The Protestants seek to find what is essential to the Christian experience. It places great emphasis on the individual's own ability to establish a personal relationship with God summarized terms of return to simple Christianity, the centrality of Jesus, the guidance of the Bible, the importance of faith, direct relationship with God, and the value of individual judgement.

  PROTESTANT REFORMATION
• As a response to several Protestants, the Roman Catholic Church started what we call the Catholic Reformation or Counter Reformation. They had to reform some of their own rigid doctrines to respond to the reforms of the Protestants. As a result of the Protestant Reformation, Catholicism defends the following beliefs and practices: the importance of good works, the value of tradition, a guided interpretation of the Bible, hierarchical authority, veneration of Mary and the saints, and the seven Sacrament.

  ROMAN CATHOLICS
• What are the seven Sacraments?

  Baptism,confirmation,Eucharist,

  confession,anointing of the sick,Holy Orders,Matrimony
• the second largest group and one of the fasting growing religions in the world.

  Islam
• It is Arabic word that signifies God

  Allah
• The sacred writing of the Muslim called? the revelation from God of his speech (kalam) and is the foundation of the Islam religion.

  Quran
• What are the five pillar of Islam?

  Shahaba,Haji,salat,Sawn,Zakat
• The basic creed of Islam that "there is no God but Allah; Muhammad is the messenger of Allah" is known as shahada.
• Facing in the direction of Mecca or qiblah, Muslims must offer prayers

  SALAT
• The Quran states that all worldly wealth is unclean unless utilized in the service of Allah and Islam. A horrible fortune awaits those people who became wealthy as a result of usurious activities and those who neglect the welfare of poor Muslims.


  Zakat
• Fasting or sawm during the entire 30 days of Ramadan, the ninth month of the Islamic calendar, must be performed by all Muslims every year.

  Sawn
• The Kaaba is a cube-shaped ancient stone building that dates back to the time of Adam and Eve according to Muslim tradition. Muslims believe that the Kaaba was originally built for the worship of God by Abraham and his son Ishmael,

  HAJI
• a member of the community selected to lead the congregation due to the devoutness and religiosity he manifests to people

  Imaam
• science of Islamic law is called fiqh. All aspects of Muslim way of life and actions are covered through fiqh. Human behavior may be classified into five categories: forbidden (haram), discouraged (makruh), neutral (mubah), recommended (mandub), and obligatory (fard).

  Islam Jurisprudence
• Islam comes from the Arabic word meaning?

  Submit