Creeds
The belief in only one god.
Monotheism
A set of laws given to the Hebrews after they left Egypt.
The Ten Commandments
Jewish place of worship.
Synagogue / Temple
Christian places of worship.
Churches
The paradise where the first humans lived.
The Garden of Eden
The Christian idea that God exists in three forms
Holy Trinity
Set of dietary restrictions in Judaism.
Kosher / Kashrut
Holiday that celebrates the birth of Jesus.
Christmas
The holy day of rest. Saturday for Jews and Sunday for Christians.
The Sabbath
The holy text of Judaism.
The Tanakh / Torah
A word that refers to the birth of someone. Usually associated with Jesus.
Nativity
Immoral or unethical actions. To Jews, they are inherent to being human. To Christians, they are temptations.
Sins
Holiday that celebrates the resurrection of Jesus.
Easter
A ritual in which christian consume the "Body" and "Blood" of the Christ
Eucharist / Communion
The title for some books of the New Testament that literally means "Good News"
Gospel
Someone who has a connection to a god and spreads their message to others.
A small circular headdress worn by some Jewish men.
Kippah / Yarmulke
Holiday that celebrates the story of Exodus.
Passover
A Jewish leader who is an expert in codes/law. Literally means "teacher".
Rabbi
In the mythology, a mob asked Jesus to stone a woman for what sin?
Adultery
A pact or agreement between a person and a god.
Covenant
The worship of objects instead of God.
Idolatry
A holy ritual or rite of passage done in Christianity
Sacrament
Period of time before Easter in which Christians must sacrifice something they like (usually red meat).
Lent
The first prophet in Judaism AND Christianity (and Islam). He was asked to sacrifice his son.
Abraham