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Reform Judaism (formally the Movement for Reform Judaism and known as Reform Synagogues of Great Britain until 2005) is one of the two World Union for Progressive Judaism–affiliated denominations in the United Kingdom. Reform is relatively traditional in comparison with its smaller counterpart, Liberal Judaism, though it does not regard Jewish law as binding. As of 2010, it was the second-largest Jewish religious group in the United Kingdom, with 19.4% of synagogue-member households.

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rdfs:label	Movement for Reform Judaism (en) Movement for Reform Judaism (de) Reform Judaism (brita organizo) (eo)
rdfs:comment	Reform Judaism ("Reformisma Judismo," antaŭe Movement for Reform Judaism, "Movado por Reformisma Judismo," kaj, ĝis 2005, konata kiel Reform Synagogues of Britain, "Reformisma Sinagogaro de Britio) estas unu el la du filioj de la Monda Unio por Progresema Judismo en Britio. Reform estas relative tradicia kompare kun ties pli malgranda kolegaro, Liberal Judaism, kvankam ĝi ne rigardas judan leĝon kiel aktive devigan. En 2010 ĝi estis la dua plej granda Juda religia grupo en Britio, kun 19.4% el sinagoganaj familioj. (eo) Reform Judaism (formally the Movement for Reform Judaism and known as Reform Synagogues of Great Britain until 2005) is one of the two World Union for Progressive Judaism–affiliated denominations in the United Kingdom. Reform is relatively traditional in comparison with its smaller counterpart, Liberal Judaism, though it does not regard Jewish law as binding. As of 2010, it was the second-largest Jewish religious group in the United Kingdom, with 19.4% of synagogue-member households. (en) Das Movement for Reform Judaism (bis Juni 2005, Reform Synagogues of Great Britain) ist die Hauptorganisation des Reformjudentums im Vereinigten Könikreich. Die ersten jüdischen Reformgemeinden in Großbritannien waren die West-London-Synagoge und die Manchester-Synagoge in der Mitte des 19. Jahrhunderts. Bis 1942, als die erste gemeinsame Organisation gebildet wurde, hatte sich die Zahl der die Zahl der jüdischen Reformgemeinden auf sechs erhöht. Diese Organisation, die Associated British Synagogues, entwickelten sich zur landesweiten Associated Synagogues of Great Britain, und im Jahre 1958 zu den Reform Synagogues of Great Britain, der Name der bis 2005 gültig war. (de)
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