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The Importance And Place of Having A Child And Reproduction In Judaism

YAHUDİLİKTE ÇOCUK SAHİBİ OLMA VE ÇOĞALMANIN YERİ VE ÖNEMİ

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137–152
Publication Date
2017-06-19
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According to Judaism, by force of this order, it is very important to give birth and to grow, in number for the nation chosen by God (İsraelites), to sustain its existence in the world, to dominate the world by increasing its population, and to breed generations living according to the orders of God.

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Objective & Hypothesis:The continued presence of people in the world is possible by having a child and reproducing.
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Key Findings & Data:Every society and religious belief wants to see itself superior to others, to be numerous, and to spread to the world.
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Conclusion & Impact:According to Judaism, by force of this order, it is very important to give birth and to grow, in number for the nation chosen by God (İsraelites), to sustain its existence in the world, to dominate the world by increasing its population, and to breed generations living according to the orders of God.
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⚙️Variables:Yahudilik · Evlilik · Çocuk

Abstract

The continued presence of people in the world is possible by having a child and reproducing. Every society and religious belief wants to see itself superior to others, to be numerous, and to spread to the world. According to Jewish belief, God first ordered Adam and Eve, then in the process, Jews’ ancestors (Israelites) like Noah, Abraham and Jacob to reproduce many times and God selected them among other nations. God has made an agreement with “chosen nation” Israelites and covenanted them some regions as homeland. In Jewishness, having children and reproducing are accepted as an order of God. In order to fulfill this order and to preserve the purity of the "chosen nation" in Jewishness, almost all kinds of cure such as: getting married with women of Israelites, if necessary, polygamy to have a child, divorcing the infertile women who cannot give birth to a child, marrying brother’s wife to brother-in-law to leave a heir to the deceased without a child, approaching birth control prudently, avoiding abortion if there is no serious health problem, are applied. Since the most important objective of the marriage is having a child in Jewishness, it is necessary for a couple to have at least one son and one daughter or two sons to be accepted as a family. In this context, having a child and reproducing is considered a very important religious order (mitsva) in terms of Jewishness. According to Judaism, by force of this order, it is very important to give birth and to grow, in number for the nation chosen by God (İsraelites), to sustain its existence in the world, to dominate the world by increasing its population, and to breed generations living according to the orders of God.

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Yahudi inancına göre Tanrı, ilk olarak Adem ve Havva’ya, daha sonraki süreçte ise, Nuh, İbrahim ve Yakup gibi Yahudilerin (İsrailoğulları) atalarına çoğalmalarını emretmiş ve diğer milletler arasından onları seçmiştir. Tanrı, “seçilmiş millet” İsrailoğulları ile ahit/antlaşma yapmış ve bazı bölgeleri onlara vatan olarak vaat etmiştir. Tanrı’nın çocuk sahibi olma ve çoğalma emrini yerine getirmek ve “seçilmiş millet”in saflığını korumak amacıyla, Yahudilikte, İsrailoğullarına mensup kadınlarla evlenmek, gerekirse çocuk sahibi olabilmek için çok eşlilik, çocuk doğuramayan kısır kadınları boşamak, çocuğu olmadan ölen kişiye varis bırakmak için yenge ile kayınbiraderi evlendirmek, doğum kontrolüne ihtiyatlı yaklaşmak, ciddi bir sağlık sorunu yok ise kürtajdan kaçınmak gibi hemen her türlü çareye başvurulur. Bu bağlamda çocuk sahibi olmak ve çoğalmak Yahudilik açısından çok önemli dini bir emir (mitsva) kabul edilmiştir.

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ÇİNPOLAT, S. (2017). The Importance And Place of Having A Child And Reproduction In Judaism. Dini Araştırmalar, Cilt: 20 - Sayı: 51 (19-06-2017), 137–152. https://ajindex.com/articles/72463

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