Cup of Tea - Religions - Judaism - Perspectives About God Solution

Q.1.

Under instruction from God, every Jewish person is uniquely connected to ....

Q.2.

Judaism’s most important text is the ....

Q.3.

Through God, the Torah (the Five Books of Moses that constitute the Old Testament) tells Jews about Israel that ....

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the Land of Israel was part of the covenant made between God and the Jewish People at Mount Sinai
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they should visit at some time during their life
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they should visit and make pilgrimage to Mount Sinai where the Ten Commandments were received
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they should always keep Israel in their minds

Q.4.

The small Secular Humanistic Jewish movement caters for ....

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Jews who weren’t born Jewish, but later converted to Judaism
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people born Jewish who converted to another religion
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Jews who think there is more than one God
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Jews who wish to identify as being Jewish, but who are opposed to God imagery

Q.5.

Jewish belief in God’s existence is ....

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on the basis of an acceptance almost without question
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because the old, wise sages were never questioned in biblical times, and as they are not around now, they therefore can’t be questioned
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on the basis of an accepted divine proof
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because successive generations of rabbis have never questioned this

Q.6.

Judaism teaches that ....

Q.7.

Jewish people believe in strict monotheism, that is, there ....

Q.8.

One of the tenets taught by Judaism is that one day ....

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a Messiah (a person sent by God) will unite the world and bring peace to humanity
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there will be a peaceful afterlife uniting all deceased Jewish people
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to overcome barriers to learning, prayers will be conducted in the language of the host country nation
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the physical existence of God will be conclusively proven

Q.9.

Most Jewish people are uncomfortable about ....

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Judaism without God
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Christianity with Jesus seen as God
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the three main branches of Judaism - Orthodox, Progressive (Liberal, Reform) and Conservative
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the afterlife

Q.10.

Judaism does refer to “the holy spirit”. In this instance it is a reference to ....