Tetovaže su prisutne u ljudskoj populaciji od davnine. U životu plemenskih kultura imale višestruko značenje. Članovi plemena tim ritualom postajali ravnopravni članovi zajednice, stjecali društveni rang, funkciju, pokazali da sposobni podnositi bol, a pleme je postalo dobro definirano i prepoznatljivo. To imalo sličan učinak na pojedine njegove članove, pomažući im razvijanju identiteta. 20. s...

The status of Jewish identity in cases conversion to another religion is a contentious issue and was brought the forefront public attention with 1962 court case Oswald Rufeisen, convert Christianity known as Br. Daniel, which led shift way that state Israel defines for purposes citizenship. At same time, however, test conflicting interpretations after playing out Rufeisen’s own monastery, hidde...

<p>The primary purpose of this paper is to explain the approach or method used by Abraham Geiger in criticizing Qur’an and Prophet Muhammad. This essential see consistency criticism that uses how it influences perspectives understanding Aside from being an Orientalist whom Judaism greatly influenced, was first Western thinker criticize Qur'an Muhammad his dissertation. Through document st...

There is no term for, much less a theory of, civil society in classical Jewish texts. Although the Jewish viewpoint on any given subject is no longer identical with the classical rabbinic viewpoint, until modernity, the latter provided the intellectual framework in which all Jewish thought was set. Any understanding of how Judaism views a topic must begin with the rabbinic tradition. This is st...

Eschatology is a doctrine or teaching related to the last days, in Abrahamic religious belief about eschatology, namely arrival of savior at end time for these religions, Christianity, Judaism and Islam, three religions believe that when there will be who save them from chaos existed world before apocalypse. This issue includes true Judaism, Islam. paper aims find out times Religion, The form t...

This article examines the complexity of religious practices and beliefs among a group Zera Beta Israel (Falash Mura) members before, during, decade after their immigration process to Israel. community, with roots in Judaism, converted Christianity 19th century, complicating request immigrate along (Ethiopian Jews who had not Christianity). Following an average 15-year wait Ethiopian transit cam...

Father Raphael Huber, O.F.M.. Professor of History at St. Anthony's-on-the-Hudson, will speak on the topic "Christianity Not A Syncretism of Judaism and or Paganism" at the Newman Club meeting Sunday, March 1, at 7:30 p.m. Father Huber, S.TX>., S.T.M., was formerly a Professor of Church History at the Catholic University, and a Professor of Church History at St. Peter's College. He is a graduat...

1. Evolution of Dietary Culture 1.1. Hunting and Gathering 1.2. The Era of Agricultural Food Production 1.3. The Middle Ages—Agriculture and Dietary Habits 1.4. The Industrial Revolution and Dietary Habits 2. Food and Religion 2.1. Western Religions 2.1.1. Christianity 2.1.2. Islam 2.1.3 Judaism 2.2. Eastern Religions 2.2.1 Buddhism 2.2.2. Hinduism 3. Food Habits in Different Regions 3.1. Asian...

Garcia de Orta was one of the pioneers (according to western view) of tropical medicine, pharmacognosy and ethnobotany. de Orta’s parents who migrated from Spain as Jewish refugees were forcibly converted to Christianity in 1497 though there was a doubt that they practiced Judaism secretely.de Orta studied medicine in Portugal and fearing the infamous Portuguese inquisition where neochristians ...