Question

Judaism was radically different from other religions when it first began. Which of these types of beliefs made Judaism unique?

Answer 1

monotheism (belief in one god)





polytheism (belief in multiple gods)





henotheism (devotion to one god while believing there are others)





pantheism (belief that everything is a god)

Answer 2

what you think it is?

Answer 3

@Kailee1423 will u help

Answer 4

idk

Answer 5

do you have a book?

Answer 6

no

Answer 7

o

Answer 8

Do you know what Jews believe in?

Answer 9

Hint: Jesus was a Jew.

Answer 10

will u just tell me please

Answer 11

ok i know the answer now :P

Answer 12

sorry but we cant give direct answers http://openstudy.com/code-of-conduct

Answer 13

Jesus was a Jew. What did he believe in? I'm sorry but I can't be any more direct with this answer.

Answer 14

but he did say he did not know so we can help you if you make a pick then we can tell him the real answer

Answer 15

so do you have a gess?

Answer 16

and what @Kailee1423 said Jesus was a Jew. What did he believe in? I'm sorry but I can't be any more direct with this answer.

Answer 17

i think it is d.

Answer 18

how many gods did they beleve in?

Answer 19

if God was 1 of them and there was 1 what is the answer?

Answer 20

it is a

Answer 21

Yes :P

Answer 22

The Ottoman Empire extended its influence over most of the Muslim world and Eastern Europe and turned its attention towards Central Europe. What stopped the advance of the Ottoman Empire into Europe in 1529?

Answer 23

that question was asking how many god(s) did the jew's believe in :P

Answer 24

and this one i have no idea sorry

Answer 25

the Treaty of Saragossa





the Siege of Vienna





the Treaty of Cambrai





the Battle of Shimbra Kure

Answer 26

Do you know who Jesus is? In Biblical accounts he was the son of God. God as in one God. He went around preaching the word of his Father.
Judaism was the first religion to be believe in only one God. That is what makes it unique.
Now, we have other religions that branch off of Judaism such as Christianity, Jehovah's Witness, and so forth.

Answer 27

i got one more