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...estants full church membership (2) : a [[ceremony]] especially of Reform [[Judaism]] confirming youths in their [[faith]]

...entury] [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Second_Temple_Judaism Second Temple Judaism] which sought to incite the people of Iudaea Province to [[rebel]] against ...ia.org/wiki/Zadok Zadok the Pharisee] in the year 6 against Quirinius' tax reform, shortly after the Roman state declared (what had most recently been the te

...nt [[customs]] and accounts showed up in [[Jerusalem]] in the Deuteronomic reform of King Josia (c. 640–609 B.C.). The biblical books of [https://nordan.da ...ague proclaim the Day of the Lord, but the [[writer]] calls not for social reform but for [[fasting]] and liturgical [[prayer]]. The [[liturgy]] suddenly exp

In [[Islam]], (Jesus) is also called the Messiah (''Masih''), but like in [[Judaism]] he is not considered to be the literal physical Son of God. == Judaism ==

...philosophic]] [[creative]] [[discovery]] in the realms of [[truth]]. The [[Judaism|Jewish religion]] had many faults—it was deficient in [[philosophy]] and ...unctioning. In place of destroying all [[ritual]], they would do better to reform it. In this respect [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ezekiel Ezekiel] was wis

...eligious philosophy, it investigates those philosophical notions common to Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, such as the existence of God, the divine attribut ...included in his [[philosophy]] both the [[wisdom]] of Ancient Greece and [[Judaism]], which he sought to fuse and harmonize by means of the art of allegory th

...th respect to contemporary [[culture]], and began to develop strategies to reform American [[society]]. The first major issue raised by the fundamentalists i ...ntered a period of withdrawal and consolidation. Rather than attempting to reform [[society]] at large, they concentrated on building a separate [[structure]

...Christianity), Mohammed (original teaching), Abd al-Qadir al-Jilani (Sufi reform-mystical Islam), and Bahá'u'lláh (Bahai ecumenical spirituality). Native

16. Reform Judaism (45%) 24. Orthodox Judaism (20%)

...enching for those monotheistic religions that see man in the image of God (Judaism, Christianity, and Islam), a one-to-one relationship with a single Godhead. ...tence of a natural God with many of the same characteristics as the God of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, with the major exception that the God of nature i

...m], against the attempt of the [[cities]] to dominate the country. But the reform did not succeed until the [[Rural|country]] landlord [https://en.wikipedia. ...rmy temporarily withdrew, the [[Hebrews]] rejoiced that their [[magic]] of reform had delivered them. It was during this period that [https://en.wikipedia.or

...etually relevant revelation. But in the other three cases (Zoroastrianism, Judaism, and Christianity), the historical prophets had little or no influence on t *Finally, the founding prophets helped both to maintain and to reform religious tradition. They regarded their demands for change as having a bas

* facilitate reform of a particular tradition,<ref>See, e.g., John Shelby Spong, ''Why Christia * In [[Judaism]] the historical absence of political authority has meant that most theolog

...m]] missionaries failed in their [[effort]] to bring about this [[social]] reform, and in the wreck of this failure all their more important [[spiritual]] an ...Zoroaster] thus came successively to impress three great [[religions]]: [[Judaism]] and [[Christianity]] and, through them, [[Mohammedanism]].

...m], against the attempt of the [[cities]] to dominate the country. But the reform did not succeed until the [[Rural|country]] landlord [https://en.wikipedia. ...rmy temporarily withdrew, the [[Hebrews]] rejoiced that their [[magic]] of reform had delivered them. It was during this period that [https://en.wikipedia.or

...of a community (a positive example would be the function of [[Cistercian]] reform in reviving monasticism; a negative example would be the role of the Dowage ...Egyptian code of [[Ma'at]] ;the [[Ten Commandments|ten commandments]] of [[Judaism]], [[Christianity]], and [[Islam]]; the [[yamas]] and [[niyama]] of the Hin

...ing Mission, and Magisterial Mission being but recent examples. Of course, Judaism, Christianity, Islam, and many others offer proof of the potent observation ...door activities building bodies to ostensibly evangelize and effect social reform.

...ocietal breakdown; Conventional Worlds, in which market forces or [[Policy reform]] slowly precipitate more sustainable practices; and a Great Transition, in :* [[Second Temple]] [[Judaism]]