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Question 12.15: How can Jews reject (insert true belief here)?
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Usually, it is because the beliefs of those religions contradict
fundamental tenets of Judaism. Occasionally, liberal movements may use
some meditative approaches from other religions, but there is no
belief in the other religion's belief system.
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