What religion do you classify yourself with?

[Dr. Dan]

I guess the best way to put it is that I'm a non practicing orthodox Jew..but the thing is I do my best

i was previously part of the conservative movement, but no longer associate myself with them..best to say that the more authentic Judaism is orthodoxy..

[Raulmarrio2000]

Not Jewish: Noachide

[White Israelite]

I guess the best way to put it is that I'm a non practicing orthodox Jew..but the thing is I do my best

i was previously part of the conservative movement, but no longer associate myself with them..best to say that the more authentic Judaism is orthodoxy..

I heard conservative judaism was identical to orthodox in the 70's, I know that a lot of the rabbis from the conservative movement in the 70's had Orthodox s'micha.

[Hyades]

It is hard to classify myself. I am very strict and observant in the things that I do, although I am not very demanding towards others. I eat kosher, do my prayers, rest on Shabbes etc.
But I do not regulary attend the synagogue since the community of my city reformed and too modern in some questions. But if I was a conservative Jew I would attend the synagogue anyway. I have problems to identify with people discussing their new clothes, last journeys and other such stuff in a synagogue. DO IT AT HOME!!!!

[Kahane-Was-Right BT]

I guess the best way to put it is that I'm a non practicing orthodox Jew..but the thing is I do my best

i was previously part of the conservative movement, but no longer associate myself with them..best to say that the more authentic Judaism is orthodoxy..

I heard conservative judaism was identical to orthodox in the 70's, I know that a lot of the rabbis from the conservative movement in the 70's had Orthodox s'micha.

Some of the leaders of conservative Judaism in the early days wrapped tefillin, kept the mitzvot, etc.   Nowadays the only thing a conservative rabbi wraps is a ham and cheese sandwich in plastic wrap for the road.    (that was censored since I know some people are sensitive to certain food types being mentioned here).   

I wouldn't say "identical" - The movements were different but some of the "conservative" rabbis were really Orthodox rabbis who took jobs as conservative rabbis or cantors in the conservative shul because back then orthodoxy was very small and there weren't so many jobs available for orthodox rabbis.   But the conservative populace was not orthodox, although more traditional than current conservative groups.   Eventually the movement and the populace outgrew the pious orthodox individuals who may have been involved.   That's my take on it.

[The One and Only Mo]

OY who cares what sect of Judaism we are anymore,lol? We are one nation united against the enemy. ANACHNU YEHUDIM!!!! KOL YISRAEL ACHIM! Please watch and lean

[muman613]

OY who cares what sect of Judaism we are anymore,lol? We are one nation united against the enemy. ANACHNU YEHUDIM!!!! KOL YISRAEL ACHIM! Please watch and lean

Kol HaKavod!

When this thread was started, with six {I mean seven} different Jewish divisions, this is exactly what I thought...

[The One and Only Mo]

OY who cares what sect of Judaism we are anymore,lol? We are one nation united against the enemy. ANACHNU YEHUDIM!!!! KOL YISRAEL ACHIM! Please watch and lean

Kol HaKavod!

When this thread was started, with six {I mean seven} different Jewish divisions, this is exactly what I thought...

Muman, it's already been established that we were probably the same person in a different life. Great minds think alike.