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Transcript
Types of Judaism
Hasidic Judaism
Hasid means “pious
one”.
stress personal
experience in worship
Began in Eastern
Europe in 18th century.
Orthodox Judaism
Conservative Judaism
Reform Judaism
Literal interpretation
of the Torah
Accepts Jewish law and
teachings as binding
Subscribes to the divine
authority of Torah but
accepts biblical
scholarship
The emphasis in
Reform Judaism is on
ethics: how a Jew
should behave.
Strict observances of
dietary laws and
kosher
Traditional dress just
at services
The Torah is not
considered as divinely
revealed.
Hasidic Jews follow all Hebrew Prayers
Orthodox laws.
Men wear skull caps,
prayer shawl.
Each Hasidic group is
centered on the
teachings of a particular
Men and women must
Rebbe, or spiritual
worship separately.
master. A Rebbe is a
spiritual master who
councils the people in
the community.
Read the Bible as the
literal word of God (
the world was actually
created in seven days)
Recognized by their
distinctive style of
dress. The men often
wear full beards, hats,
and dark clothes. The
women dress
modestly.
Use more Hebrew than
the vernacular
No separation of men
and women.
Accepts most Jewish
law and teaching as
binding
Conservative Judaism
believes that Jewish
law should be
continually examined
to meet the needs of
every new generation.
Remove traditional
garb
Eliminate repetition of
prayers
Introduced musical
instruments into their
services
Limited use of Hebrew
No strict observances
of dietary laws
Reform Judaism
encourages women and
men to conform to the
same standards of
ethical practice, ritual
behavior, and study. In
fact, the Reform
movement pioneered
the ordination of
women as rabbis.
Reconstructionist Jews- youngest but fastest growing of the American- centered
Jewish movements. Its aim is to reconstruct Judaism by making Jewish traditions
more meaningful in today’s world—blending tradition with change. Adapting to
changing environment in the past. Tradition has a vote but not mandatory
promoting the view that Judaism is a work in progress rather then a finished
product.