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How was the Jewish religion different from religions of other ancient cultures
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How was the Jewish religion different from religions of other ancient cultures

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It only had one god and there were alot of rules

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Back in the "ancient" world, Judaism was different from other religions in that it was considered a monotheistic religion, because Jewish people only believed in one god (Abraham). This was hundreds of years before Islam..

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