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Reform Judaism - Part 1: When tradition met the Enlightenment
Imagine stepping into a synagogue in early nineteenth-century Germany. The language is German, not Hebrew. The music is played on an organ, and the service is shorter, more familiar, more modern. In that moment, centuries of inherited ritual are quietly, but unmistakably, being transformed.
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