Jewish 13 Principles

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In Judaism, there are thirteen principles. These principles are all compiled from the Torah by Rabbi Moshe ben Maimon. Many people believe that anyone who denies or doubts these principles do not have a spot in the World to Come, or heaven. However, the principles are never disputed. As well, many congregation recite the principles after every morning, or shacharit, prayers. These principles are mostly recited among the orthodox Jews and not the everyday Jew.
The Jewish people believe in three major pillars: prayer, study, and doing good. It is believed that they bring them closer to God and can deepen their faith. First, many people believe that prayers is the thought of asking for something; however, it is also about remembering the important

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