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Christianity, Judaism, Islam, and God [closed]

I also asked this question here and here Judaism Judaism is a monotheistic faith, meaning that Jews believe there is only One God. Often this God is beyond our ability to comprehend, but God ...
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Forgiveness: differences between christian and jewish traditions [closed]

What are the main differences (if any) between the understanding of forgiveness in the christian and jewish traditions? In Matthew 5:23 Jesus tells his audience that going to ask for forgiveness is ...
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Hebrew Israelites recognition by mainstream Judaism

Are the adherents of 'Hebrew Israelites' church Jews from the 'mainstream' point of view and why (why yes or why not)? I have found mixed information on the topic. Also some of them seek conversion, ...
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Is the expression “we do not rely on 'bar elahin'” a reference to Christianity?

The prayer Brich Shmeh from the Zohar Vayakhel 206a, which is recited during the Torah service, contains the statement ולא על בר אלהין סמיכנא. All the translations I've seen render "bar elahin" as ...
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Do Jews accept the Bible as being valid? [duplicate]

Possible Duplicate: Do Jewish people have a collection of books which are the equivelant of the Christian Old Testament? The Bible has an "Old testament" and a "New Testament". Do Jews use ...
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Why isn't the Kabbalistic doctrine of Sefirot considered Shittuf if the Christian Trinity is? [closed]

From the answers to this question it seems that most if not all Jewish sources treat Trinitarian Christianity (in particular, their doctrine of the Trinity) as either Shittuf or outright Avoda Zara, ...
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Christian believe in the Noahide Laws, will they end up in heaven?

Some Christians believe in and live according to the Noachide Laws. According to Judaism, doesn't this qualify them for heaven? I know blasphemy is in that list, but Christians Genuinely believe that ...
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How does Halacha view someone who converts to Islam? [duplicate]

What is the halachic status of the person who converts to Islam, does he remain a Jew in spite of conversion? I am specifically asking the Muslim case since they don't deny the Torah and believe it to ...

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