Judaism

However, the reason why many contemporary feminists (academics, activists and others) avoid biblical literature actually runs deeper than the current political Christian and Judaist (as well as Islamic) conservatisms.

Although the figures on Jews as a religious denomination ("Judaists," we should say) are probably much more reliable from census to census, we will examine the ethnic origin numbers for 1991 in relation to the religion counts on that census, and then attempt to derive some tentative conclusions from the 2001 ethnic and denominational Jewish data, with a fuller understanding of how to interpret the ethnic-Jewish trends when the religion numbers are also examined (Csillag, 2003).

That is one form of authentic religious dialogue, the form that takes place when practicing Christians and Judaists work together on shared problems of comparison and contrast.

14: "No objective observer can read a Tanakh, Bible or Koran and fail to recognize the entities called 'Yahweh,' 'God,' and 'Allah' as the most sadistic, evil, mass-murdering psychopaths in all fiction." The Tanakh is the entire collection of documents believed by Judaists to be holy scriptures that was adapted to the Bible and called the Old Testament.