I try* to be careful to only use the phrase "Judeo-Christian" when I really mean exactly that, and not "Christian (but trying to sound inclusive)". Yes, Kabbalah is specifically Jewish, but there are some Christians who study it as well.
So why did I say "Judeo-Christian"? Partly because I wanted to include Kabbalah in the list (and because some Christians study that); partly because I noticed that the God of Abraham was completely unrepresented (and most of the "magickal paths" described specifically denoted other religious paths). (I did not include Islam simply because I just don't know enough about it, including what sorts of Moslem magickal practitioners there are.)
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Isn't Kabbalah Jewish?
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So why did I say "Judeo-Christian"? Partly because I wanted to include Kabbalah in the list (and because some Christians study that); partly because I noticed that the God of Abraham was completely unrepresented (and most of the "magickal paths" described specifically denoted other religious paths). (I did not include Islam simply because I just don't know enough about it, including what sorts of Moslem magickal practitioners there are.)
*And usually get called on it when I screw up.