Preservative Judaism
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Preservative Judaism Also known like masortí or traditionalistic Judaism (Hebrew masóret"tradition"). Formed in the United States through the fusion of two different groups: reformed Jews that were against the rejection of the Jewish law, and orthodox Jews that had moved away of the oral law. They emphasize in the same way that the Jews constitute a nation, that a religion and his observacia of the law is limited. The conservatives do not follow the Jewish law in their totality, but that inclines towards one free interpretation, not always based on the tradition of the wise people.
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