The practice of ethical monotheism stands as a hallmark of the Jewish belief system and is practiced in all areas of Jewish life. Describe and explain the important role ethical monotheism has in the Jewish family life and how this belief system influences the way Jewish parents raise their children when it comes to religious education and why? You will want to research this issue and recognize that not all Jewish sects may share a similar belief in this area, so you will want to identify which sect you are addressing and provide specific examples that are reflective of their beliefs.
OPTION B:
One of the concerns experienced by Jews around the world is a growing fear that in a quest to rewrite history, that the actual story surrounding the Jewish Holocaust will be forgotten with fewer and fewer surviving family members alive to share their stories. Spend a few moments now to access and explore the United States Holocaust Memorial Museum website. Based upon the information you have gathered from the website and your study of Judaism this week; highlight at least 3 important concepts you have discovered that are being implemented to keep the story of the Holocaust alive and why the religious study of Judaism is so important for learning how to overcome prejudices?