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Judeo-

Judeo-

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Used before a word to show it relates to Jewish people
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  • In the judeo-christian tradition, we talk about the Sabbath.

So we are a judeo-christian nation.

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Examples

  • Many holidays, like Passover and Easter, reflect our judeo-Christian heritage.

  • One of the biggest differences between Judeo-christian values and secular values concerns this very issue, the worth of the human being.

  • So we are a judeo-christian nation.

  • The best, the Christian story, the judeo-christian story is not the best story.

  • But since, you know, judeo-christian values got into our culture, some people think that that God might be the highest end of life.

  • You see right away that this is not a world of judeo-christian morale, right?

  • But then once you get into the judeo-christian lens, it is most certainly negative, right?

  • The bad therapy is divorced from spirituality, divorced from the Judeo-christian Foundation.

  • According to this view, the Greeks did have a notion that in a way resembles some of the things I've said about the judeo-christian story.

  • But there was an ethic in alchemy, too, that was allied in part complexly with the whole Judeo-christian tradition.

Surface Forms

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Etymology

Judeo- is a prefix that comes from an old word for 'Jew' and is put before other words to show a connection to Jewish people, religion, or culture, as in Judeo-Christian. So when you see Judeo- it means something is 'Jewish' or has a Jewish influence.