In Judaism, righteousness is A treating other human beings with respect. B having a thorough knowledge of the Hebrew Bible. C living in a way that is right and in agreement with God’s laws. D obeying the civil laws of one’s community.

C. living in a way that is right and in agreement with God’s laws.

Explanation:

The word 'Righteous' often has different meaning depending on where you live. Something that is considered 'Right' in a certain society might be seen as the 'Wrong' in other society.

To determine whether a certain action is right or wrong, Judaism provided its followers with specific set of laws from the God. Most of these laws can be found on their Torah. Typically, the rules that written are very similar to what Christian people had in their old testaments.

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