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How do the Jews perceive, feel, understand, view, believe, and/or opine, about other religions?
Do Jews believe that they are the chosen people of God? And how does that affect their view towards other religions?
Yes, Jews believe that they are the chosen people of God, but this does not necessarily mean that they view themselves as superior to people of other religions. In fact, the concept of being "chosen" is often interpreted as meaning that Jews have a specific role to play in the world and can serve as an example for others to follow. As for how this affects their view towards other religions, it can vary from person to person, but overall Jews are taught to be accepting and open-minded towards other religions. Is there anything else you would like to know about this topic?