Judaism emphasizes the rule of law by holding all jews to central responsibilities. one of the central ideas of the rule of law is to emphasize a)the dignity and worth of each individual. b)the importance of the group over that of the individual. c)the presence of evil in the world. d)the importance of social classes in daily life.

the dignity and worth of each individual.

In Jewish practice, people call themselves "Am Yisrael" meaning the people of Israel, rather than "Dat Yisrael", which means the religion of Israel. The central experience of Jewish history is the exodus of Egypt, which, although it is completed with a meeting with the divinity, is a moment of national liberation, and then a religious awakening. Of course, there is individual increment, as an obligation of each individual, according to the same rules, but for the benefit and purpose of the community. But in order for the community to apply laws and rules, and to live by them, it is important that the same community takes care of each individual. A whole set of laws is given, how to help everyone, even foreigners who find themselves among  the community. The dignity and value of each is the key to the community living according to God's rules.

The answer is A)

the growing interconnectedness of the world through communication, trade, and the exchange of ideas is an important theme in the history of the 20th and 21st centuries.

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