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It is diffused Stimulus.

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God,G-d, Hashim, Adonai, Yahweh, and  etc.

Abraham

Moses, or Moshe

King Solomon

Isaac

Jacob

David, or King David

Jesus, Y'shua, Yahshua,

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~God exists

~Monotheism (the belief on one God)

~Moses' prophecies are true, and Moses was the greatest of the prophets

~God knows the thoughts and deeds of men
~God will reward the good and punish the wicked
~The dead will be resurrected

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Keeps the holiday  and rituals of the Judaism faith, but don't do it as a religion; they do it more like a culture.

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Conservative Judaism is mostly common in North America, it is very flexible with the Jewish law, but it still preserve Jewish tradition and ritual.

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The most popular branches and one of the most strictest branches of Judaism  is Orthodox Judaism. Orthodox Judaism is a loosely affiliated set of Jewish movements, with strict rules to the traditional codes of Jewish law, a  range of beliefs towards modern culture which vary from careful acceptance of some parts of modernity, to outright rejection of modernity as sinful.

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Reformed Judaism is a form of Judaism formed in Germany by the philosopher Moses Mendelssohn (1729–86), that has changed or abandoned aspects of Orthodox Jewish worship and ritual in an attempt to adapt to modern changes in social, political, and cultural life.

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Rabbinic Judaism is the belief that Moses is our Rabbi (Teacher) and the conception that God revealed two parts of the torah called the Oral torah and the Talmud, and is upheld to be authoritative according to the Written Law.

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What are some of the branches in Judaism?

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What are some of the branches in Judaism?

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~Rabbinic Judaism

~Reform Judaism

~Orthodox Judaism

~Conservative Judaism

~Secular Judaism

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Judaism originated in Palestine of the near East between the years 1200 & 600 B.C.

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Judaism is an ethic monotheistic religion, with the Torah as its foundation text.