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I will answer questions about Judaism in general, Reform, Conservative and Orthodox as well. I will answer questions about converting to Judaism, and questions about why Jews do not believe in a risen messiah. I try to stay away from politics.
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Dear Miriam, Thank you for this question. You are still Jewish if you were born of a Jewish mother (or converted to Judaism as a child). I would ask that you read the following: http://www.jewfaq
It depends on what you say "... a leaning, or preference perhaps, towards universalism, and a turning away from exclusivism?..." mean? To me it means turning from Judaism which I do not believe in. We
Reform Judaism does not emphasize the study of Talmud to the same degree in their Hebrew schools, but they do teach it in their rabbinical seminaries; the world view of liberal Judaism rejects the idea
Thanks for the question. Try these for an outline of prayer service: http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Judaism/liturgy.html , http://www.jewishvirtuallibrary.org/jsource/Judaism/liturgy.html#Outline
You say, "My Jewish friends say it is wrong for Jews to kneel during a Catholic funeral mass." My question to you is, ...to whom or why are Catholics kneeling? If the kneeling is to Jesus, then, of course
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