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Difference Between Hinduism and Hebrews

One of the most visible differences that can be seen between the teachings of the early Judaism and Hinduism is that how creation of the graven images. When one looks at the Hindu ideologies, since the earliest of time, they have been quite eager to make sure that they graven images are some of the integral part of the way they operate. Status, ravings and the pictures of the deities are some witnessed quite frequently in the Hindu culture and religion. On the other hand, the any type of idol worship is something that is seriously considered to be completely off limits for Jews. The main reason for such a belief is that attachment with any physical form is only going to take people away from the relationship with the actual God at the given point of time.

The other major difference is that how they tend to look at God, when one talks about Judaism, the key concept is that how universe is not supposedly equal to God. As a matter of fact, God is witnessed as some sort of the transcending creation and there is a likelihood that is greater or separate from it. There are some branches of the Hinduism that do attest this school of thought but majority of times, the basic premise of the Hindu religion is that how the deity itself is the part of the Universe and it cannot be separated from the creator at any point of time no matter what the circumstances are. Thus, it is the same reason that the Judaism is a religion that is monotheistic where on the other hand, Hinduism is polytheistic. There is also a difference of the foundational text which is Torah for Jews but there is not foundational text for Hindu as Vedas, Upanishads and Bhagavad gita are considered holy.

Works Cited

Woodward, Kenneth L. The book of miracles: the meaning of the miracle stories in Christianity, Judaism, Buddhism, Hinduism and Islam. Simon and Schuster, 2001.

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