What Made the Religion of the Jews Different from That

question 15

Multiple Choice

What made the religion of the Jews different from that of their Greek and Eastern counterparts in the Hellenistic world?

• A)It was monotheistic rather than syncretistic.
• B)It blended theology and political beliefs in the administration of provinces.
• C)It allowed for mutual coexistence with those who did not share the same beliefs.
• D)It contributed to significant tension with the Greeks.
• E)It was influenced by religious beliefs born out of India.

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Definitions:

Egalitarian Society

A society in which all members are considered equal, with no inherent class, caste, or rank distinctions.

Specialized Social Roles

Specialized social roles are specific functions or duties assigned to individuals within a society based on factors like skill, knowledge, or tradition, contributing to the society’s overall operation.

Farming Community

A group of people who live in the same area and engage primarily in agricultural activities for livelihood.

Jericho

An ancient city located in the West Bank, known for its historical significance and as one of the world's oldest inhabited cities.