PPT-Jewish Practices and Beliefs

Torah Torah not arbitrary list of rules Gods revelation of self what he expects in response to his covenant love Studying Torah is a form of worship lifelong tasks for practicing Jews. Describe Synagogue services. Demonstrate how synagogue services express the beliefs of Judaism. Analyse the significance of synagogue services for both the individual and the Jewish community. Who goes to synagogue services and when?. Yuka Akiyama. Ph.D. Candidate . at Georgetown University. ya125@georgetown.edu. TELECOLLABORATION. A way to engage foreign language learners in an organized partnership, linking language learners in one part of the world with learners in other parts of the world for reciprocal learning of . . An . Essential Human Need. By Mary . Knutson, RN, . MSN. Guidelines for Nursing Assessment. Be aware of your own feelings about spirituality. Recognize that all people may experience spiritual distress. Judaism is one of the oldest monotheistic religions in the world – over 3500 years old. (@1800 BCE). Monotheistic means a belief in one god (usually referred to as God or Yahweh). . Jewish . people believe that God appointed them to be the “chosen people” and that they would set an example of holiness and ethical behavior to the world.. The . Ebionites. Origins of the . Ebionites. Jewish Christians . Earliest evidence: Pharisees who became Christian, present in Jerusalem and instigate the Jerusalem Council (cf. Acts 15:5ff). May have also been the . HISTORICAL BACKGROUND. Food practices of India, Pakistan. , & . Bangladesh similar. – . Differences in religious beliefs . & practices. More . than 6 different religions . practiced in India. Our Journey Today. Defining Grief. Consideration of . Culture. The Barrier is Not Culture. Communication & Preparation. Walk Beside the Family. Cultural Assessment Questions. Defining Grief. “. Thinking and Action. Table of Contents. Characteristics of Leaders. Thinking. Building Your Knowledge. Researching and Exploring New Ideas. Reflection. Aligning Beliefs and Practices. Action. Advocating for Yourself. Death. Beliefs about Life after death:. Christian beliefs. Jewish beliefs . Non-religious beliefs . Why some don’t believe in life after death. Issues involving life and death:. Christian and Jewish views on abortion. 8.2 . JEWISH BELIEFS ANCHOR THEIR SOCIETY. Jewish society is founded upon religion. Judaism’s main beliefs are beliefs in God, education, justice and righteousness, and obedience and law.. What are the most important beliefs of Judaism?. . For Jews, the synagogue is a communal place of worship and is considered to be a place of gathering, of prayer, of study, and of learning. . TASK. Do a Google image search of . synagogues. . Compare the different pictures; what common features do you see? How would you recognize a synagogue if you saw one?. 2016. What will It look . l. ike?. How will It be . a. ssessed?. What is the content?. How should I prepare?. What Will It Look Like?. Weighting . 25% . - . one quarter of the . Write your name on the top of your sheet.. Match up the definitions with these key words.. Amidah. Aron . Hakodesh. Bar Mitzvah. Bat Mitzvah. Bimah. Brit . Milah. Dietary Laws. Kosher. Mourning Rituals. DENOMINATIONS?. Denomination: . Latin . denominare. meaning “to . name”. Religious organization that . unites . local congregations in a single, legal, and administrative body. . . 34,000. Denominations.