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Reform Judaism

The Judaism that reads the tradition through the conscience of the modern Jew: the ethical law binding, the ceremonial open to judgment and choice.

The Judaism that reads the tradition through the conscience of the modern Jew: the ethical law binding, the ceremonial open to judgment and choice. Its page in the tree carries its own history and its relations with its sister movements.

Reform Judaism across the site

History of Worldviews (31)

Sources

Primary

  • The Torah; the movement's own platforms and prayer books.

Secondary

  • Michael A. Meyer, Response to Modernity: A History of the Reform Movement in Judaism (1988).