World Religions Week 20 Flashcards

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Maccabees

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priestly family who led revolt against Seleucid Greeks and liberated Palestine for a few decades

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Essenes

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priestly community near Dead Sea, the Dead Sea scrolls are of their library

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Pharisees

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non preistly group who were concered about religious purity and study of Torah

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4
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Sadducees

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religious elite who controlled Jerusalem temple and economy

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5
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Samaritans

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were group from central Palestine, used version of Pentateuch and expect messianic figure

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6
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Zealots

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collection of diverse dicontents and apocalyptic militants who led revolt against Rome

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7
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The _____________________ was the final nail that drove wedge between Jews and Christians

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destruction of temple by romans in 70 AD

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8
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________ Judaism grew stronger and became foundation of all forms of Judaism that exists today

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Rabbinic

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9
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Three factors contributing to formation of contemporary Jewish identity are

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Enlightenment, antisemitism, and rise of the State of Israel

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10
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The father of Jewish enlightenment was…

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Moses Mendelssohn

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Mendelssogn published book in 1783 titled

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Jerusalem, or On Religious Power and Judaism

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12
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Israel Jacobson…

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initiated program of reform and founded boarding school with reforms like hymns, prayers, ect

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13
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Holocaust literally means

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whole + burning

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14
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Auschwitz was…

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the largest Nazi concentration camp and death camp, opened in 1940 in Southern Poland, more than 1 million people died here

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15
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Orthodox Judaism consists of…

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Traditionalists, they adhere to Torah

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16
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Modern/New Orthodoxy

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Do observe rules of Torah but also implement modern ideas

17
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Hasidism…

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emphasized the omnipresence of God, follow Jewish Law

18
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Conservative Judaism

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maintain adherence to laws but are more likely to modify in light of changing times

19
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Reconstructionists

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offshoot of Conservatives, traditional in observance, but non-theistic in origin, see everything free from supernaturalism

20
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Humanistic Judaism

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nonsupernatural interpretation of Jewish faith, value human reason and reality of world, universe stands on its own

21
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Messianic Jews

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viewed as Christians by many Jews, even though loyal to traditions of Judaism

22
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Hebrew Christians

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Jews that converted to Christianity, believe Jesus is Messiah