How to Convert to Judaism
In converting to Judaism, it is recommended that an individual do the following steps in order to make sure that the right decision is being made.
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A Jewish wedding being strictly a religious ceremony and a civil one as well, requires...
Judaism has very strict rules on the issues of birth control, family planning and...
Jewish law requires that the entire community bring joy and happiness to both the...
Customary practices of a Jewish wedding are a combination of religious and social...
Customary rituals and practices of Jewish weddings are almost no different from...
Traditional Jewish marriages follow the guidelines as set out in the Talmud. Although...
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Believe it or not, Jewish Law has promulgations and edicts concerning the sexual...
Generally, Judaism has a liberal viewpoint about premarital sex and human sexuality....
Not all of the Jewish rituals are open to women in Judaism. However, there are more...
Women play a very important role in the Jewish religion as they are entrusted with...
In Orthodox Judaism, there are very strict rules and prohibitions that apply to...
Devorah is the perfect epitome of today’s liberated woman. Long before women’s...
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Converting to Judaism entails a lot of work, study and perseverance on the part of the potential convert. It is not as easy as some people think and it necessitate a somewhat radical change of lifestyle and a continuous learning process of Judaism. Judaism is the oldest, monotheistic religion in the world. It comes first even before Islam in tracing... [Read more of this review]
There are fundamental beliefs that characterize Judaism from Islam and Christianity. However, the similarities between the three religions cannot also be overlooked that there seems to be an overlapping between the three great religions of the world. Judaism, the religion of Jewish people is more distinctly exemplified by its monotheistic outlook,... [Read more of this review]
The 5 Jewish denominations differ from each other fundamentally due to subjective interpretations of Jewish Laws and Culture. However, they are one and the same in observing Jewish Laws and cultural practices – some more ardently than others while there are those who have a very liberal and radical interpretation of their religion and way of life. There... [Read more of this review]
Niddah, the time of a woman’s menstruation, is considered a period wherein husbands and wives are not permitted to engage in sexual relations and refrain from close contact with one another. In Jewish Law, during the period of niddah, a woman is considered ritually impure thereby making everything she touches impure as well. In order to preclude... [Read more of this review]
The clean and unclean interpretation in Jewish Law does not refer to the physical state of cleanliness or of being dirty rather it refers to an individual’s spiritual readiness as prerequisites in order to satisfactorily perform certain commandments. Clean (tahor) and unclean (tameh) in Jewish Law more often than not refers to a clarification of... [Read more of this review]
Judaism does not explicitly allow polygamy but it does not also condemn the practice. They neither tolerate nor prohibit plurality of marriage because of ancient traditions but have instituted conditions and requirements that unmistakably prohibit the practice. Polygamy has existed among the Israelites long before the time of Moses. Although no evidence... [Read more of this review]
Women are not considered as second class citizens in Judaism. In fact, Judaism treats women with utmost respect and in very high regards as the home is the center of Jewish religion. The rights of women in Judaism is considerably more advanced that those of the Western women who were granted equality only recently unlike their Jewish counterparts. The... [Read more of this review]
There are two different views of the role of women, that of the Reform Judaism and Orthodox Judaism. Although the Reform view may seem to be cut and dried compared to the Orthodox view, such is not actually the case. The main difference between the two views lie in the definition of equality but however this transcends barriers since both are based... [Read more of this review]
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