Some Orthodox Jews (usually from the ultra-Orthodox camp) argue that Reform
and Conservative Judaism are not really Judaism, and that exponents of
those streams should stop defining themselves as practicing Jews and
acknowledge that they have created a new religion. As one who attends an
Orthodox
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As Marty Lederman pointed out yesterday, the Seventh
Circuit's recent decision in Endres holds that Title
VII's reasonable-accommodation provision does not
constitute
