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Christianity teaches that Jesus saves souls while Judaism believes that only
God has the powers to save souls.
In Christianity, there is an afterlife. According to this perspective, the
way individuals behave on earth will determine their destination in relation to
the afterlife. For instance, Christians believe that there is hell for the wicked
personalities, as well as heaven for the individuals who uphold the demands
and expectations of God. In this context, Christians believe on the need to
live consistent with the philosophies, dogmas, and practices of Christianity to
life an eternal life in relation to the facets of the afterlife.
On the other hand, traditional Judaism tends to believe in the fact that
death is not an end of the human existence. Nevertheless, since Judaism
focuses on the present life on earth rather than the afterlife, the religion
does not integrate much dogma in relation to the afterlife, thus incorporation
of substantive room for opinion. It is highly possible for the Jews to believe
that wicked life on earth undergoes substantive punishment following the
end of the individual. On the other hand, Godly life undergoes absolute
rewards after death.
Christianity focuses on the incorporation of practices such as prayer,
sacraments, worshiping in churches, reading of the Bible, and engagement in
the acts of charity, as well as communion. On the other hand, Judaism
integrates practices such as praying three times on daily basis and
incorporation of a fourth prayer on Shabbat and holidays. In addition,