Progressive Judaism is the response made to the ideas and style of the modern western world.

Progressive Judaism was the creative response of an entire community to a modern, emancipated world.

Progressive Judaism cannot support religious laws that negate human dignity.

This religious divorce is not a requirement in Progressive Judaism.

Progressive Judaism welcomes this meeting of the minds through scholarship and shared respect.

Progressive Judaism is in the forefront of exploring issues of concern to women within the religious community.

Progressive Judaism allows for diverse opinions and interpretations based on:

According to Progressive Judaism, however, this biological qualification is not decisive.

Progressive Judaism would say that it is very difficult to be a part of the Jewish community without belonging to a synagogue.

Progressive Judaism may be said to have begun when Judaism began.

Progressive Judaism understands both science and philosophy as helping to shape beliefs and religious concepts.

It was not until the 1960s that Progressive Judaism started to grow once again in the Netherlands.

His thought emphasises the importance of ethics and the need for a more halakhic approach to Progressive Judaism.

Although not raised religiously observant, in recent years he orients himself with Progressive Judaism.

It is an affiliate of the World Union for Progressive Judaism.

Progressive Judaism welcomes modernity and understands that each generation will build its own religious approach based upon Jewish historical experience.

His father is past president of the World Union for Progressive Judaism in Jerusalem.

Progressive Judaism does not recognise the special status of descendants of the ancient Temple priesthood.

Progressive Judaism cannot be static.

How does Progressive Judaism contribute to Jewish survival?

There was a Society for Progressive Judaism in Oslo, but it no longer exists.

Associated with the World Union for Progressive Judaism.

During his academic studies, Kariv established the Progressive Judaism student networks on campuses around the country.

How did Progressive Judaism begin?

The headquarters of the World Union for Progressive Judaism was moved to Jerusalem in 1973.