I'm seeing a lot of people loudly asserting that Judaism DEFINITELY DOES require belief in God, and a lot of people loudly asserting that Judaism DEFINITELY DOES NOT require belief in God.
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They're all right, and they're all wrong. They're right about *their* Judaism, but *their* Judaism isn't universal. I tend to come down on saying that Judaism does *not* require belief in God, because it's true that not ALL Judaism requires active belief.
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This discourse is an excellent time to remember two things: 1) Jews don’t peek in other peoples heads to see what they believe and 2) 2 Jews 3 opinions (or more. I probably have 3 all by myself)
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As much as the Maimonidean principles of faith is a necessity.
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