The Study of Judaism

Judaism is most interested in me because of the respect for the history of the Jews and the ability to overcome any difficulties. God's view in Judaism is monotheism, according to the data of the demographics expert Sergio Della Pergola (2012) of the Hebrew University, the population of the Jews in 2012 is estimated at 13,750,000 people. This means that an estimated 13.75 million Jews will follow the Jewish tradition / religion. The ultimate reality of Judaism is God, the Jews believe that God is eternal - the ultimate creator of the universe and the source of justice.

This is an academic journal dedicated to academic debate on gender related issues in Judaism. The ultimate purpose of the journal is to promote the redefinition of Judaism research. It is specially designed to promote a critical analysis of gender inequality in ancient and modern Judaism religion, culture, society. Editor: Dina Ripsman Eylon

In short, Rabbinic Judaism is the form of Judaism we know today. The main ancient material of this form of Jewish study is by the law, including verbal and written, the Bible and the Talmud. This form of Judaism has existed, practiced and studied for thousands of years, and from this cultural investigation there may be thousands of people. References Alexander, P. S (ed.). (1984) Sources of literature on Jewish studies. Totowa, N.J .: Burns and the nobility book Eliade, M. Wait. (Editing) (1987). Religious encyclopedia. New York: Collier McMillan Patrick Bark, T. (1996). Major religion: Introduction of text. Oxford: Religion and ethics of Alden Press: Judaism. (noun). BBC available: http://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions/judaism/history/index.shtml Unterman, A. (ed.) (1991) "Jewish legend and legendary dictionary". London: Thames and Hudson Co., Ltd.