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Beliefs and practices in Judaism (Reform)
For many Jewish people, Jewish law governs all aspects of Jewish life, including how to worship, compulsory rituals and dietary laws. The Jewish place of worship is called the synagogue and it ...
'Contemporary Humanistic Judaism': The contemporary movement of the Jewish world - review
Our Judaism is broadly defined as the collective historical experience of the Jewish people – a widely and wildly diverse ...
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7 Key Beliefs and Practices From Hasidic Judaism
a vibrant branch of the Jewish faith, holds a distinctive place in the mosaic of religious traditions. Its rich tapestry of beliefs and practices is woven from centuries of spiritual inquiry and ...
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The Reform movement is investigating itself over history of rabbinic sexual misconduct
How to participate in the Reform movement’s misconduct investigations Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of ... current ethical standards and practices. “It was a system that was ...
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Reform movement’s longtime youth director named in landmark report on sexual misconduct in youth programs
Investigators hired by the Union for Reform Judaism ... from sincerely held beliefs in redemption and the process of teshuvah,” the report says, referring to a Jewish concept akin to restorative ...
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Historic Reform Judaism synagogue in Charleston still adapting in the modern era
Reform Judaism took shape in Germany in the late 18th century when European Jews began to abandon long-observed religious practices in attempt to assimilate in society. The movement reached the ...