The Jewish basic worldview is that the "Universe is made by God but is an arena for humans to live in and enjoy, exercising free will, in cooperation with God's guidance" (Ellwood, 1999). Jews believe that a single God created the universe and still governs it. Nothing that humanity experiences is unpredictable because everything, ultimately, has a meaning. The same God who created the world revealed himself to the Israelites at Mount Sinai. The content of that revelation is the Torah, God's will for humankind expressed in commandments by which individuals are to regulate their lives in interacting with one another and with God. By living in accordance with God's laws and submitting to the divine will, humanity can become harmonious part of the cosmos.

A second major concept in Judaism is that

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