(Judaism Rabbi Scheinerman) It is important for Jews to study with other people, because Jews think the more people they study with, the more ideas are generated and exchanged, new interpretations are born, and learning increases far beyond. ... (Lacey) This is very different from temples because temple always had strict rules based on artistic expressions, inscriptions to prayer, Torah reading, sermons, targum and piyyut. ...

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Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior. How would we know of his life without the Gospels? The Gospels give people insight to the way Jesus lived his life, and how it was taken away so that we all may live. There are four different Gospel writers, Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John, and each has their own uni...

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Rachel's grandfather was very strict and a religious fanatic, and she was required to abide by the laws, beliefs, and superstitions of her faith; it was this which brought her great anguish and despair several times during her life. ... According to the Mishnah, the first division of the Talmud containing interpretations of Jewish biblical laws, eighteen is the most appropriate age for marriage. ...

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