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Practice Exam

Question 18 • World History

How was Jewish religion incorporated into the foundation of Christianity?

Answer
A
The Christian Bible included the Torah, which is the first five books of the Old Testament.
B
The Nicene Creed was created to standardize Jewish beliefs and later used to develop Christianity.
C
The Christian holidays, Easter and Christmas, were adaptations from Jewish holidays.
D
The Christian symbol of the cross was adopted to represent Jewish belief in the resurrection of Jesus.

Explanation

Christianity began within the Jewish tradition, and its scriptures included Jewish sacred writings. The Torah—the first five books of the Old Testament—is part of the Christian Bible. The Nicene Creed was developed to define Christian beliefs, and the cross is a Christian symbol, so choices B and D do not describe Judaism’s role in Christianity’s foundation.

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