Judaism

1. Practical and Ritual Dimension
Jewish people pray a lot. Their religion says to prey three times a day. Each time one prays there is a set number of prayers the are required to say. During the week they should pray in the morning afternoon and at night. There are special prayers for holidays and on the Sabbath. On Sabbath (or saturday) they are required not to do any work, have peace and relax.a

2. Experiential and Emotional Dimension
People say that Judiasm is not just a religion, but a culture or way of life, because one has to devote their life to it and follow the rules at all times. It is emotional because during some holidays the law requires you to do certain things that trigger emotions for example: on pu Purim (Per-rum) one is suppose to get drunk so they can't tell right from wrong.

3. Narrative or Mythic Dimension
Judaism's story was God went around asking people if they would believe in one God and him only. Everyone said no except fo Abram so his name was changed to Abraham. The "H" is the way that G-d symbolized that he was the first Jew.

4. Doctrinal and Philosophical Dimension
Jewish people believe in one and one god only that is the creator of the universe and its all powerful ruler. This is call monotheism. They believe that the messiah is yet to come and they are waiting for his first coming.

5. Ethical and Legal Dimension
The Jews were given a law ( the Torah), including the ten commandments which is to help guide their lives. there is as well a Hebrew bible with all of these texts in it. As long as they live by his law, God would show them guidance, direction, and protection.

6. Social and Institutional Dimension
Some of the traditions that they have is to light candles on Sabbath(Saturday) and holidays to worship. The light candles symbolize light and light stands for wisdom.

7. Material Dimension
The Torah is the book of direction for the Jews. It is the old testament, the 5 books of Moses