True of Jewish weddings:

A) All of these choices.

B) Polygamy has never been acceptable in Judaism.

C) Judaism strongly encourages marriage and family life.

D) Jewish wedding ceremonies are always held in a synagogue

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Deacon Fowler

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17 January, 17:20

True of Jewish weddings:

A) All of these choices.

B) Polygamy has never been acceptable in Judaism.

C) Judaism strongly encourages marriage and family life.

D) Jewish wedding ceremonies are always held in a synagogue

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Hillary Hobbs · Answer 1

Answer: The answer is C

Explanation: Not all jewish ceremonies have to be held in a synagogue. They can really take place anywhere as long as someone like a rabbi is present. Polygamy is also an accepted practice in Judaism as seen with Abraham, Jacob, David, and Solomon because they all had more than one wife.

Jaxon Santiago · Answer 2

Jaxon Santiago 17 January, 17:34

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The answer to your question is C

True of Jewish weddings:A) All of these choices.B) Polygamy has never been acceptable in Judaism.C) Judaism strongly encourages marriage and family life.D) Jewish wedding ceremonies are always held in a synagogue

True of Jewish weddings:

A) All of these choices.

B) Polygamy has never been acceptable in Judaism.

C) Judaism strongly encourages marriage and family life.

D) Jewish wedding ceremonies are always held in a synagogue