5)What does Judaism follow?
A) The Christian Bible
B) The Koran
C) The enlightened one
D) The monks with shaven heads
E) The Torah

E) The Torah.

Explanation:

The Judaism is a religion that falls into the category of monotheistic religions. It is a religion practiced by the Jewish people, most of which have Israelite origin, though in smaller percentage there are people from other ethnic and racial groups that practice it. This religion is an Abrahamic religion and in fact it is the basis for the other two Abrahamic religions, the Christianity and the Islam.

Just like the Christianity and Islam that have their own sacred books which they follow, in the case of Christianity that being the Bible, and in the case of the Islam that being the Koran, the Judaism has its own book as well. The book that the Judaism follows and basis its practices is the Torah. The Torah is actually the predecessor of the Bible and the Koran, and lot of aspects from it are incorporated in the latter two. The majority of the people that follow the Judaism live in Israel, while the biggest diaspora is in the United States.

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