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While the original is [[Orthodox Judaism]] other recent movements consider themselves Jewish: [[Conservative Judaism]], [[Reform Judaism]], Reconstructionist Judaism, [[Messianic Judaism]] there has been much controversy as to whether Messianic Judaism is truly Judaism, or a branch of Christianity which respects and practices Jewish customs. However, Messianic Judaism celebrates traditional Jewish holidays and does not celebrate [[Christmas]] or [[Lent]], as like [[Jehovah's Witnesses]] they believe these holidays to be paganistic in origin. There are also certain theological differences between Messianic Judaism and traditional Christianity.<ref>[http://www.messianicworship.com/html/differences.html FAQ - Messianics and Christians]</ref>

While the original is [[Orthodox Judaism]] other recent movements consider themselves Jewish: [[Conservative Judaism]], [[Reform Judaism]], Reconstructionist Judaism, [[Messianic Judaism]] there has been much controversy as to whether Messianic Judaism is truly Judaism, or a branch of Christianity which respects and practices Jewish customs. However, Messianic Judaism celebrates traditional Jewish holidays and does not celebrate [[Christmas]] or [[Lent]], as like [[Jehovah's Witnesses]] they believe these holidays to be paganistic in origin. There are also certain theological differences between Messianic Judaism and traditional Christianity.<ref>[http://www.messianicworship.com/html/differences.html FAQ - Messianics and Christians]</ref>

==Ethnicities==

==Ethnicities and/or customs variations==

[[File:Remarkable Jews.jpg|thumb|300px|[[Albert Einstein]], [[Maimonides]], [[Golda Meir]] and [[Emma Lazarus]] (American poet born in New York City)]]

[[File:Remarkable Jews.jpg|thumb|300px|[[Albert Einstein]], [[Maimonides]], [[Golda Meir]] and [[Emma Lazarus]] (American poet born in New York City)]]

*[[Sephardi]] Jews.

*[[Sephardi]] Jews.