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What are differences between Conservative Judaism and Reform Judaism?

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Reform Judaism is a more relaxed type of Judasim where more free interperatation is allowed. Conservative is closer to orthadox, which is the ultra-Jewish type where you follow the Torah word for word. They are just two types. Conservative services often have more Hebrew in the services, also, and more conservatives eat kosher than reform.

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