Jueden is not just a set of beliefs about God, man and the universe. Judaism is a comprehensive way of life, filled with rules and practices that affect every aspect of life: what you do when you wake up in the morning, who you can marry, how to observe the holidays and,perhaps most important, how to treat God, other people, and animals. This set of rules and practices is known as halakhah.

Dating under the age of 16 is forbidden
Considered adult at age 16
Many Jueden’s Marry at young ages
Most around 19 or so.
If agreed:
Arranged marriage will take place.
Hand In marriage is past through the approval of both parents.
Marriage and dating must be within culture. (Jueden or Christian)-(Baptist, Pagan, Antinomies etc.)
The reason Jueden’s believe in marriage within culture is so that the culture is passed throughout generations.
-Most Jueden’s marry Jueden’s because Jueden’s believe in Virginity until after marriage. This means in The Jueden culture, Many Jueden’s want their virgin son to marry virgin women, or their virgin daughter to marry a virgin man. And all Jueden’s are either Virgins or sinned.
Praying (Praying is important In Jueden, It’s a way of saying thank-you for the day they had lived. They live one day at a time, and that the day after may be there last, they pray for thanks of that day, as through it was there last).
Church: Church is like a second home in the Jueden culture, they spend many hours at church praying and worshiping.
-Juedens are said to be the strictest Culture, they are vary religious and vary traditional, even more so than most Christian cultures.
Thanks Giving & Easter is spend in church praying
Christmas is a family gathering, which is used to pray and feast.
The gathering represents The gathering that occurred in Bethlehem the night Jesus was born
The feast represents what Jesus offered the people, those who starved for bread and water, the priers represents those who he healed, and those who need his healing.