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What is the core belief of Orthodox Jews?

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A core belief of Orthodox Jews is that there is only one God who created and controls the earth and is one complete being. Orthodox Jews' core beliefs revolve around the 13 Articles of Faith espoused by the 12th-century Jewish philosopher Joseph Maimonides.

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