Humanistic Judaism
Humanistic Judaism proper noun: a nontheistic movement that views Judaism as the sum of Jewish cultural and historical practices, and that permits secular Jews to celebrate their Jewish identity by participating in Jewish holidays and rites of passage.
Proper noun
Humanistic Judaism
- A nontheistic movement that views Judaism as the sum of Jewish cultural and historical practices, and that permits secular Jews to celebrate their Jewish identity by participating in Jewish holidays and rites of passage.
- Synonyms:
- Secular Humanistic Judaism
Synonyms of Humanistic Judaism
- Secular Humanistic Judaism
Questions about Humanistic Judaism
- What does Humanistic Judaism mean?
- Humanistic Judaism means a nontheistic movement that views Judaism as the sum of Jewish cultural and historical practices, and that permits secular Jews to celebrate their Jewish identity by participating in Jewish holidays and rites of passage.
- What part of speech is Humanistic Judaism?
- Humanistic Judaism is a proper noun.
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