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# There is reward and punishment | # There is reward and punishment | ||
# Mashiach will come | # [[Mashiach]] will come | ||
# The dead will be revived<ref>Pirush Mishnayot (Sanhedrin 10:1)</ref> | # The dead will be revived<ref>Pirush Mishnayot (Sanhedrin 10:1)</ref> | ||
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# There is a mitzvah to believe that Hashem is one.<ref>Devarim 6:4, Rambam (Sefer HaMitzvot, Aseh n. 2), Sefer HaChinuch (n. 417), Smag (Aseh n. 2), Chaye Adam 1:5, Biur Halacha (1 s.v. Hu)</ref> | # There is a mitzvah to believe that Hashem is one.<ref>Devarim 6:4, Rambam (Sefer HaMitzvot, Aseh n. 2), Sefer HaChinuch (n. 417), Smag (Aseh n. 2), Chaye Adam 1:5, Biur Halacha (1 s.v. Hu)</ref> | ||
# One may not believe in any other God besides Hashem.<ref>Shemot 20:3, Rambam (Sefer HaMitzvot, Lavin n. 1), Sefer HaChinuch (n. 26), Smag (Lavin n. 1), Chaye Adam 1:5, Biur Halacha (1 s.v. Hu)</ref> | # One may not believe in any other God besides Hashem.<ref>Shemot 20:3, Rambam (Sefer HaMitzvot, Lavin n. 1), Sefer HaChinuch (n. 26), Smag (Lavin n. 1), Chaye Adam 1:5, Biur Halacha (1 s.v. Hu)</ref> | ||
# There is a mitzvah to believe that there will be an ultimate redemption brought about by Mashiach.<ref>Smak (Mitzvah n. 1)</ref> | # There is a mitzvah to believe that there will be an ultimate redemption brought about by [[Mashiach]].<ref>Smak (Mitzvah n. 1)</ref> | ||
==Prohibition to Stray after other Beliefs== | ==Prohibition to Stray after other Beliefs== | ||
# There is a constant Biblical prohibition to stray after thoughts that are against our belief.<ref>Brachot 12b derives from the pasuk Bamidbar 15:39 that there is a prohibition to stray after anti-Torah beliefs.</ref> | # There is a constant Biblical prohibition to stray after thoughts that are against our belief.<ref>Brachot 12b derives from the pasuk Bamidbar 15:39 that there is a prohibition to stray after anti-Torah beliefs.</ref> | ||
