Tag Archives: conservative movements

Winners Don’t Seek Dialogue

Posted on May 16, 2009 by Luke Ford

Imagine if a leading Reform rabbi declared Orthodox Judaism dead. How would the Orthodox react? They would yawn. Orthodox Jews in general don’t care about what the goyim think of them. That’s the advantage of living an authentic life. You … Continue reading →

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Are Reform/Conservative Judaism A Separate Religion?

Posted on March 2, 2009 by Luke Ford

Orthodox Rabbi Reuven Spolter writes: In a "Modest Proposal" styled op-ed piece in the Jerusalem Post, Rabbi David Forman finally throws down the gauntlet. After years of trying to gain recognition from the government as legitimate streams of Judaism and … Continue reading →

Posted in Conservative Judaism, Israel, Orthodoxy, Reform Judaism | Tagged american judaism, Conservative Judaism, conservative movements, liturgical traditions, orthodox rabbi, Reform Judaism | Comments Off

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