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by mysticdeliria on January 31st, 2007

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What is the Jewish position on Christians and Muslims? (Any aspect you choose, beliefs, fate etc. Points for citing reliable religious doctrine)

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  • by ChabadRabbi on February 7th, 2007

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    Judaism does not believe that there is only one way to approach G-d.

    In fact, we understand that there are 70 major soul-families, each with its unique approach to the Divine.

    As long as a person lives a moral life and seeks G-d, that person earns his or her place in "heaven".

    Jewish thought defines this lifestyle as the Noahide Code, a set of seven guiding principles:
    1) Believe in a single, omniscient, omnipotent G-d.
    2) Respect G-d, don't curse or blaspheme Him.
    3) Respect human life, don't murder.
    4) Respect marriage, don't commit adultery
    5) Respect other's possession, don't steal.
    6) Respect all creatures, no cruelty to animals 7) Establish systems of justice.

    Judaism respects any person who lives by this code, regardless of the "religion" they may subscribe to.

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  • by benifitall on January 13th, 2010

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    Jews are the people who are still waiting for the messiah (the savior/redeemer) that too for themselves only. Where as Christians / Muslims according to Bible / Quran believe that Jesus as the messiah (the savior/redeemer) has already come for all the mankind.

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