Judaism

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What is the primary significance of the Jewish Diaspora?

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The forced dispersion of Jews from their ancestral homeland

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The term "Israel" in Jewish context refers to:

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Both the Jewish people and their ancestral land

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The Talmud is best described as:

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A commentary and interpretation of the Torah

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What occurs during Yom Kippur?

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Fasting and spiritual atonement

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The Sh'ma is significant because it:

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Affirms the oneness of God

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The more authoritative version of the Talmud is:

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The Babylonian Talmud

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The Hebrew Bible is called the Tanakh because:

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It's an acronym for its three parts

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The Jewish concept of "Chosen People" originated with:

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God's covenant with Abraham

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A synagogue primarily serves as:

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A place for prayer and Torah study

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Rabbi Hillel's summation of the Torah emphasizes: Ritual observance, Community leadership, Temple worship, Ethical treatment of others

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Ethical treatment of others