When did Judaism begin?

Answer by  elb (1105)

The Hebrew scriptures (Christian Old Testament) start the history of the Jewish people with the covenant between God and Abraham. He lived in the Middle Bronze Age, approximately 2100-1800 B.C.

Answer by  Mellie (64)

There is no specific date recorded for when Judaism begin. Historical records extend back more than 3000 years. From these records, it is evident that Judaism was around long before there were written records of such things. It is believed to be at least 4000 years old. This year is 5770 on the Hebrew Calendar.

Answer by  hitorybuff (13)

Judaism is thought to have began around 1812 B.C. during the Bronze Age, and it is considered the oldest religion in the world.

Answer by  trucker76 (56)

The Jewish faith traces its roots back well over 3000 years, making it one of the oldest monotheistic religions, and certainly the oldest surviving monotheistic faith. However, there are many strains of Judaism, which continue to evolve to day as scholars and rabbis develop new interpretations of the ancient texts.

Answer by  creeksta (5)

Judaism began around 1029 BC. This was the first religion to believe in a single God, and is considered the father of many present day religions.

Answer by  gerinsam (50)

Judaism started around 1800 B. C. with Abraham who refused to worship the idols which were common in those days and he is the first one to worship single god

Answer by  Munawer (365)

Moses received the Ten Commandments from God around 1500BC. This basically marks the beginning of Judaism. Abraham's rebuttal to worshipping anything wordly preceded that by 300BC which led to monoltheism