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Judaism in The US
Judaism in The US
Judaism in The US
US
Jędrzej Niemczyk
Agenda
New Amsterdam
Arrival to the US
4 million
Jewish origin people in
the US by 1930
1924 - Zionism Congress of the Jewish community
Timeline
1924
Jewish
immigration
from Russia Zionism idea Holocaust
1870 1939
Judaism Beliefs
Judaism Beliefs
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Jewish people believe that there is only
one God who has established a convenant
with them. Their God communicates with
them through prophets and rewards
tchem when they follow his words but also
punishes evil deeds.
God requires you to
God exists
God punishes but have a relationship with
also he is just and him
merciful God is personal
and accessible
There is only one
God There are no
other gods
God is beyond time
God is
God cannot be
omnipresent
subdivided into
other persons
He created the
God is universe
Transcendent He doesn’t have
God is
omnipotent a a body
Salvation has been primarily
conceived in terms of the destiny of
Israel as the elect people of
Yahweh.
The origins of Jewish faith are
explained throughout the Torah.
According to the text, God first
revealed himself to a Hebrew man
named Abraham, who became
known as the founder of Judaism.
Ten commandments on the Mt.
Sinai
Ten commandments on the Mt.
Sinai
Torah
WRITTEN ORAL
TRADITION TRADITION
Talmu
Tenach d
Teachings Writings
Mishnah Gemara
Prophets
The Law (Torah)
First five chapters of the
Bible
Old testament
The Prophets (Nebhim)
Ex. Samuel in the Hebrew
The Writings
Bible
a) Poetical Books
Ex. Psalms
b) Five Rolls
Ex. Ruth
c) Historical Books
Ex. Daniel
Halakhah
Conservative
Reform Judaism Orthodox Judaism
Judaism
Reconstuctionist
Jewish Renewal Humanistic Judaism
Judaism
Jewish Population and
Religion/Ancestry
tendencies
Education
Political views
Adult Jewish Population
and Religion
Sources
a) https://www.history.com/topics/religion/judaism#section_3
b) https://www.pewforum.org/2013/10/01/jewish-american-beliefs-attitudes-cultur
e-survey/
c) https://reformjudaism.org/history-jews-united-states
d) https://uri.org/kids/world-religions/jewish-imagery
e) https://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/religions/judaism/beliefs/beliefs_1.shtml
f) http://ajhs.org/timeline
g) http://www.jewfaq.org/613.htm
h) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zUNpC9Vjftg&t=56s
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you