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Judaism
Judaism
A strict, non-Trinitarian monotheism grounded in the covenant God made with Abraham and renewed at Sinai through Moses. Torah — written and, per rabbinic tradition, oral — records that covenant, and after the Second Temple's destruction in 70 CE its interpretation was carried forward chiefly through rabbinic literature.
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Foundational Axioms
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There is one God, incorporeal and utterly beyond creation — not multiple in persons.
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God bound Himself to Abraham's descendants in a covenant renewed at Sinai.
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Torah is the record of that covenant and the guide to a righteous life.
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Human beings are morally responsible agents, free to keep or break the covenant.
Key Thinkers
AbrahamMosesRabbi AkivaMaimonides (Rambam)Hillel the Elder
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