On the jewish holiday of passover, jews are expected to eat matzo, or unleavened bread, during their seder, or holiday dinner, rather than the bread they eat during the rest of the year. eating the matzo and having a seder are examples of religious

Judaism.

Explanation:

One of the most traditional feasts of Christianity is Passover, which is always celebrated on the first Sunday after the full moon at the end of the spring / autumn equinox. This feast, in turn, does not originate from Christianity, but from Judaism, the traditional religion of the Hebrews. The Passover is an ancient tradition that recalls the liberation of the Hebrew people from slavery in Egypt. On this holiday, Jews have a tradition of eating matzo and having a Seder.

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