Judaic influences

Judaic influences refer to the impact of Jewish culture, beliefs, and traditions on various aspects of society, including religion, ethics, law, and art. Judaism, one of the world's oldest monotheistic religions, has shaped the foundations of Western thought, particularly through its texts like the Torah and the Talmud. Concepts such as social justice, the importance of community, and the idea of a moral code have permeated other religions and cultures. Jewish thinkers have contributed significantly to philosophy, science, and literature, highlighting the enduring legacy of Judaic thought in human history.