What is difference betweeen a Messianic Jew, a Reformed Jew and an Orthodox Jewish person?

Answer 1

Messianic Judiasm is an offshoot of Christianity and is basically designed to recruit reform and secular Jews to the Christian faith.

Reform Judaism is liberal, very open-minded, and non-judgemental. In 1808 it was created in Germany so that Jews could feel more accepted by their Christian neighbors. At one point, the rabbis were actually called "pastors", the shofar was replaced with a trumpet and there were choirs that sang instead of a cantor

Orthodox Judaism is the strict Torah-observant Judaism that has existed for the past 3,500+ years. This is the point on the contiuum that most Jews aspire to be on, but due to modernity, they're unable to accomplish that level of discipline.

Answer 2

Messianic Jew...is in actual fact a christian. (you can't be Jewish and believe in Jesus)
Reform Judaism is a bit more relaxed on the Laws and they believe that things have changed with time!
And Orthodox, they stick to the very word of the Torah. They're strict!

Answer 3

Messianic is that which believes that Christ was the Messiah but maintain that which is jewish, the law and the practice in temple, reformed Jew are the modernist, which believe in the Jewish faith but are also very flexible in the practice of their faith, Orthodox is that person which follows the old ways, laws and religious practices.

Answer 4

Messianic Jew......basically a Christian
Reformed Jew........Not sure
Orthodox Jew.......The guy with the funny curls on the side of his head

Answer 5

NO difference:
They're ALL Spiritual LOSERS!
and WHY does everyone HATE the Messianic Jew, the Reformed Jew and the Orthodox Jew people???
even the jews HATE the Messianic Jew, the Reformed Jew and the Orthodox Jew.

Answer 6

MJs believe Jesus is the Messiah.


RJs are laid back.

OJs are whoo, heavy man.