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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

...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]

...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

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

...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

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