The Chosen: Literary review
Q: What does Hasidism mean? How is a Hasid’s life different from yours as a Christian?1) Hasidism is a major sect of the Jewish religion. In the Chosen, the character Danny is a Hasidic Jew. Hasidic Jews are very similar to other Jews. Some similarities include that they celebrate the universal Jewish holidays and the Shabbat. However, Hasidic Jews have many unique qualities, characteristics, and Hasidic Jews follow a very strict code of appearance a black suit, tie less shirt, fringes, ear locks, beards, and black hats. Also, Hasidic Jews follow the Torah literally, unlike most Jews. The family life of Hasidic Jews is also very unique. The sons and daughters of Hasidic Jews are promised, or married off, when they are just small infant. Some Hasidic children, such as Danny, are also raised in silence to strengthen their compassion. The life of Hasid is different from my life as a Christian in many ways. For example, Christianity is a much more relaxed form of religion. Also, family life in a Christian family is also much different. Christian Children are never promised or raised in silence, because this goes against the rich family life involved in the Christian religion. However, t
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Approximate Word count = 2169
Approximate Pages = 9 (250 words per page double spaced)
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