Judeo-Christian
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- adjective
- /dʒuːˌdeɪ.oʊˈkrɪs.tʃən/
- Clearly, these laws arise out of the Judeo-Christian heritage of keeping the Sabbath day holy.
- Judeo-Christian tradition
- Judeo-Christian heritage
- Judeo-Christian ethics
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Watch on YouTubeAnd all of these Republican politicians want to talk about judeo-christian values, judeo-christian values.
- And all of these Republican politicians want to talk about judeo-christian values, judeo-christian values.
- In the judeo-christian tradition, we talk about the Sabbath.
- Enki among the Sumerians, Quetzalcoatl among the Mayans, Satan in the judeo-christian and Islamic context.
- But what I want to say to you, Moses, Mike Johnson, is if you think that this country was founded on judeo-christian values, put up or shut up.
- Yes, now, now it just reflects the bedrock judeo-christian values of the Republican Party and echoes the words of our Lord.
- I, I think that a good flourishing society comes out of certain judeo-christian principles like the intrinsic dignity of human beings and that sort of thing.
- But those beliefs are part and parcel of the Christian judeo-christian worldview.
- Christianity is because everything about the Old Testament is, yes, it's a judeo-christian faith.
- And so that's a big difference than judeo-christian religions which think of objects as being soulless.
- But there was an ethic in alchemy, too, that was allied in part complexly with the whole Judeo-christian tradition.
- I'm not going to subscribe to it in in robust western societies with a strong middle class and and Christian or judeo-christian values.
Examples
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The festival celebrates the shared traditions of both Judaism and Christianity, highlighting their Judeo-Christian heritage.
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So the point of departure, first of all, well, that is the judeo-christian morality of God and Israel.
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For many people in Western countries, a Judeo-Christian world is synonymous with a just world.
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In the judeo-christian tradition, we talk about the Sabbath.
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Western civilization's Judeo-Christian heritage has provided the basis for the vast majority of our laws and customs.
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America's Judeo-Christian traditions and religious diversity have been tremendous sources of national strength.
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For example, the American family model is influenced by society's dominant Judeo-Christian religious paradigm.
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Making amends is promoted by the predominant Judeo-Christian foundations of U.S. society.
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Many schools in the United States incorporate a Judeo-Christian perspective into their values and teachings.
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The debate centered on how Judeo-Christian beliefs influence modern law and ethics in society.
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Etymology
The word Judeo-Christian combines Judeo-, from 'Jew' meaning the Jewish people and their religion, and Christian, from 'Christ' meaning 'follower of Jesus'. So Judeo-Christian describes ideas, values, or traditions that come from both Judaism and Christianity.