AQA GCSE Religious Studies A · 8062
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- Revise: Features of Synagogues
A Jewish tradition that adapts Jewish practice to changing circumstances while maintaining Jewish faith and identity.
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GCSE Religious Studies · key term
A branch of Judaism that interprets Jewish tradition in the light of changing knowledge and circumstances, generally reading the creation accounts non-literally.
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A Jewish tradition that adapts Jewish practice to changing circumstances while maintaining Jewish faith and identity.
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A branch of Judaism that interprets Jewish tradition in the light of contemporary knowledge and circumstances, emphasising ethical principles and informed personal responsibility.
Revise: Sexual Relationships in JudaismReform Judaism interprets tradition in the light of contemporary circumstances and ethical principles. Marriage remains an ideal setting for sexual relationships, but many Reform Jews accept that a committed relationship may include sex before marriage. Faithfulness, commitment and responsibility remain important: a more flexible approach does not mean that any sexual behaviour is acceptable.
A Jewish tradition that interprets and adapts inherited teachings in response to contemporary life, including supporting equal participation by women and men in worship and leadership.
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