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Teleology

From the perspective of Judaism, what is the goal of religion? You might consider the theological significance of the Exodus, the rise of various factions during the Hellenistic period, the belief in a "resurrection," the significance of the "Sabbath," the divisions within contemporary Judaism, etc.

Soteriology

From the perspective of Judaism, what is the solution to "the problem"? You might consider the establishment of the Covenant between "God" and Israel, the significance of "the Law" in Judaism, the concept of the "Messiah," etc.

Hamartology

From the perspective of Judaism, what is the basic problem that religion addresses? You might consider the Primordial History in the Book of Genesis, establishing a "Covenant" between "God" and Israel, etc.

Ethics and Morality

How does Judaism establish moral or ethical standards? You might consider the establishment of a "Covenant" between "God" and human beings, the giving of the Ten Commandments, the detailed presentation of "the Law" in Leviticus, etc.

Anthropology

From the perspective of Judaism, what does it mean to be "human"? You might consider the story of the creation of Adam and Eve in Genesis, the establishment of a "covenant" between "God" and human beings, etc.

Theology

From the perspective of Judaism, who ... or what ... is "god"? You might consider especially the portrayal of "God" in the Books of Genesis and Exodus.

Metaphysics

From the perspective of Judaism, what is the nature of "reality"? You might consider especially how the content of the Book of Genesis addresses metaphysical concerns.

Epistemology

From the perspective of Judaism, how can human beings gain "knowledge"? You might consider the role of the Hebrew Bible, the idea of "theophany," the importance of "prophecy," the idea of "revelation," etc.