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'''Judaism''' was one of the major  
'''Judaism''' was one of the major [[religion]]s of Earth. Practiced by the Jewish people, it originated around 2000 BCE
[http://tardis.wikia.com/wiki/Religion religions] of [[Earth]] practiced by the Jewish people with its origins in about 2000 BCE, making it one of the oldest Monotheistic religions of Earth. Much of the history in the Doctor Who universe is unknown, however at some unknown point, Judaism became "New Judaism," as mentioned by the [[Tenth Doctor]] ([[DW]]: ''[[The Impossible Planet]]''/''[[The Satan Pit]]''). The Doctor asks [[the beast]] if he is the devil of New Judaism, along with many other religions, to which the beast responds that he is the devil of all religions, but this is almost all we know of the religion in the Doctor Who universe.
 
The [[Tenth Doctor]] once asked [[The Beast]] if he was the Devil of "New Judaism", to which he responded he was the Devil of ''all'' religions. ([[DW]]: ''[[The Satan Pit]]'')
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Judaism was one of the major religions of Earth. Practiced by the Jewish people, it originated around 2000 BCE

The Tenth Doctor once asked The Beast if he was the Devil of "New Judaism", to which he responded he was the Devil of all religions. (DW: The Satan Pit)

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