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The Judaism is the religion which has arisen after Jews have rejected and crucified the Messiah predicted by old testament prophets.
Judaism and Russian Church Life
- Luzhkov demonstrates against antisemitism: Moscow Mayor backs Jewish Community - by Will Englund, Baltimore Sun, July 22, 1998
External link
- The Jewish Roots of Christian Mysticism - A set of resources put together by a seminary led by Fr. Alexander Golitzin
