metis
aged ecumenical anthropologist
As rosends well recognizes, I see things differently on this. To me, each branch can dictate its own terms for someone who is interesting in converting into their branch, but I think it's quite presumptuous to say that because someone may not qualify to convert into my branch, whatever that branch may be, that they're somehow not Jewish. It's not a magic show of some type, imo, it's really a matter of commitment to both Judaism and to the Jewish people, whatever branch they may belong to.Peace be upon you,
I have a question I wish to be answered. So I know there are branches of Judaism & that they don't accept each other as legit.
Basically Orthodox is accepted by everyone, but they don't accept everyone else, is this true? And is it really like that in practice or just in theory? I mean like Orthodoxs walking around telling Reforms they are not real Jews, etc.![]()
Thanks in advance.
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