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What is Taboo in Judaism?

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Nothing is taboo in the sense that it can't be talked about. Judaism has always had a cherished tradition of debate and discussion.

In terms of things that are forbidden: Jews are forbidden to worship anyone or anything but G-d. We are forbidden to worship another human, for example. It is also blasphemy, and thus forbidden, to ever claim that G-d would adopt human form.

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