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Title: | #1 - the answer you WERE looking for - part 2 | |||
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| Name: | Yael G | | |||
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| but by most Jewish groups they are not considered even Jewish. They are "excommunicated" for their heretic beliefs and deeds. 2. Conservative Judaism. This group has been decreasing in numbers recently to either Orthodox or Reform. Apparently, people don`t like to be in between. 3. Reform Judaism. also called Progressive 4. Reconstructinist movement - a small liberal movement. 5. Traditional - as I said mainly in Israel, but also in the U.S., the U.K. and maybe other locations. Jews following religious style on some issues of kashrut, religious holidays and so on but otherwise following secular lifestyle. There are secular Jews or those that define themselves as sort of non-denominational, such as they say they don`t believe in G-d but they don`t worship in a particular way. AgnOSTIC AND SECULAR Jews are still recognized as Jews by the majority as Judaism is not only a religion but also a birthright - acquired by birth or conversion - TO BE CONTINUED |
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