Subject: how to become a Reform Jew
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Question
Shalom
I am a boy who actually studied many religions including Islam, Christianity, Sikhism, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, etc... but Judaism, especially Reform Judaism, attracted me most. I studied Reform Judaism,
I read the Torah
I believe in one God
I believe in the laws, discipline, ethics, etc.
And now, almost all of Judaism, especially Reform, I have studied it
So my question is:
I live in Pakistan, so is it possible for me to become a Reform Jew? Like an online beit din, etc.?
Or anything else?
I am a boy who actually studied many religions including Islam, Christianity, Sikhism, Judaism, Hinduism, Buddhism, etc... but Judaism, especially Reform Judaism, attracted me most. I studied Reform Judaism,
I read the Torah
I believe in one God
I believe in the laws, discipline, ethics, etc.
And now, almost all of Judaism, especially Reform, I have studied it
So my question is:
I live in Pakistan, so is it possible for me to become a Reform Jew? Like an online beit din, etc.?
Or anything else?
Answer
Shalom and blessings
We belong to authentic Orthodox Judaism.
There is no real possibility of converting without a direct meeting with a Jewish beit din (rabbinical court).
[Although it is certainly possible that, as part of the ongoing distortions of Reform Judaism, they have distorted this clear halacha as well...].
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