Judaism is one of the oldest religions in the world.

Orthodox Judaism is a traditional branch of Judaism.

Rabbinic Judaism is based on the interpretation of sacred texts by the rabbis.

Conservative Judaism is a branch of Judaism that values tradition while adapting to modernity.

Reform Judaism is a branch of Judaism that emphasizes modernity and adaptation to social changes.

Liberal Judaism is a branch of Judaism that advocates modernity and adaptation to social changes.

Reconstructionist Judaism is a contemporary Jewish movement that seeks to reinterpret Jewish traditions in a modern context.

Judaism is one of the oldest religions.