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Why is Judaism considered a religion?

A. Because it has been around for a number of years
B.Because it has a large number of followers
C.Because It is a system of beliefs
D. Because it is important to the government
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Answered by shaurya6051
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A) because it has been around number of years
Answered by Anonymous
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Judaism is considered a religion because it is a system of beliefs. (Option 3)

• The Judaism is developed by the ancient Jewish community and this is still surviving among a large amount of Jewish population.

• Now,like the every religion,the Judaism also has many beleifs which are obeyed by the Judaism following people.

• There are three main beliefs of the Judaism, identity, monotheism, and covenant.

• Due to this prominent beliefs of the Judaism,it is also considered as the mainstream religion. (Other options are also true for Judaism,but a religion is only defined by it's beliefs.)

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