s.There are three branches of Judaism. Orthodox Judaism is theoldest and largest of the three branches. It has the full tradition ofJudaism. It calls itself the Torah-True Judaism because of its strictadherence to the law of Moses. This stance seems to influence and shapetis approach to theology. The second branch of Judaism is Reform. TheReform branch is extremely liberal and call their houses of worshiptemples and have begun to ordain female rabbis. They believe that theMosaic law should not be followed to closely. The reform Jews still onlybelieve in one God. The last branch of Judaism is the conservative branchwhich lies in the middle of the Orthodox and the reform branches. Theyretain the essentials of Judaism and hold that personal conscience mustbe the final rule of life, and the always try to apply the Jewish tradition tomodern day life. Sometimes the conservative Jews are often timesprofessionals in the arts. Sorry this paper is longer than 500 words Miss. Bolen!! ...
