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- some animals may not be eaten at all: pigs, bears, horses, etc.
- animals that may be eaten must have the blood drained from it before eating it and the meat and dairy must be separated during processing
- food that is permissible for a Jew to eat according to Jewish law
- can't mix meat with dairy

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1. http://www.orthodox-jews.com/#axzz4JUUdhMJ4
2. http://www.chabad.org/library/article_cdo/aid/332555/jewish/Maimonides-13-Principles-of-Faith.htm

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- Name derived from Hebrew Yehudah
- Tenth largest religion in the world with over 14 million adherents
- 43 percent of Jews live in Israel
- Another 43 percent live in North America
- One of the oldest monotheistic religions (3,000 years old)
- Basis for Abrahamic religions
- Wiki article has 146 citations.

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-Male babies must get circumcised when they are born
- When males and females become of age, they have a bar/bat mitzvah which is a ceremony that makes them an adult of the synagogue
- Marriage for Orthodox Jews may only be permitted with other Orthodox Jews; interreligious marriage is prohibited

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Orthodox:
Men:

long black garbs, black hats and long beards, they will also have long curly hair on the sides, Men often wear Kippahs

Women:

no part of their body can be shown expect their face and palms, they are very modest. Only wear skirts or dresses because pants are forbidden. Married woman will wear a wig or a headscarf to cover their hair

Reform Jews:
-have no rules when it comes to clothing

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-Belief in one God and only one God
-God cannot be divided into other Gods
-God is transcendent and doesn’t have a body
-God created the universe without help
-God is omnipotent/omnipresent
-God punishes the bad and rewards the good