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A plain and simple explanation for what Conservative Judaism
believes in.
(searched in
www.bartleby.com for this information)
The New Dictionary of Cultural
Literacy, Third Edition. 2002. |
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Conservative Judaism |
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A branch of
Judaism that insists on keeping some
requirements of the Jewish law, or
Torah (circumcision
of male infants, for example, and the eating of unleavened bread during
Passover), but allows
for the adaptation of some of the law’s requirements to fit modern
circumstances (for example, some of the details of Jewish dietary laws). (Compare
Orthodox Judaism and
Reform Judaism.) |
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