Jewish Religion By: Jamezz Martin. About The Jewish Religion The Judaism is the first and oldest of three other religions that believe in god. The laws.

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Jewish Religion By: Jamezz Martin

About The Jewish Religion The Judaism is the first and oldest of three other religions that believe in god. The laws are droving by the Torah, the five books of the bible. The most important thing about Judaism is that there is only one god and he is eternal. The Judaism people believe in god. Unlike some religions, Judaism does not believe that other peoples must adopt its own religious beliefs and practices in order to be redeemed. Judaism is not a missionary religion.