Question

From the following terms, choose two: Orthodox Judaism, Hassidic Judaism, Reform Judaism, and Conservative Judaism. Briefly define these two terms, then explain their relationship to one another. How are they similar, and how are they different? What lead to their development?

Answer 1

Orthodox Judaism:
Orthodox Judaism is a Jewish community with strict beeifs and cultural practices. They provide historically valid moral principles with cultural adaptions.
Hasidic Judaism:
It is a Jewish religious group it is a subgroup within judaism it is religious conservatism and social seclusion, it is called Hassidism in Hebrew(loving-kindness). they focus on joyful observation of God's commandment, boundless lives, heartfelt prayer.
Orthodox Judaism reject technology, Hasidic Jews use technology.
Orthodox Jews strictly adhere to rules and follow more principles practices. Hasidic jews maintain a joyful disposition.
Both orthodox and Hasidic jews follow worship god and dressup the same, wearing beards with hair coverings women. both of them followed Jewish principles.
In the 19th and early 20th century, orthodox jews started adopted modern technology, and follow modern principles. Jews approach Judaism from 1700-1760 rabbi Israel ben Eliezer found a way to democratize Judaism. he has become a modern of the good names. hasidic movement focuses on prayer to gain knowledge and most of the Hasidic groups located in Israel and the US.