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common Judaism: a standalone construct

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Religious studies

the shared beliefs and practices of ordinary Jews in the late Second Temple period, beyond sectarian differences.

In religious studies, common Judaism refers to the shared beliefs and practices of ordinary Jews in the late Second Temple period, beyond sectarian differences. This meaning comes from Sanders (1992) in Judaism: practice and belief, 63 BCE-66 CE.[1]

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  1. Sanders, E. P. (1992). Judaism: practice and belief, 63 BCE-66 CE. Trinity Press International. ISBN 9781563380167

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