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[[Liberal Judaism]] first arose in early nineteenth century [[Germany]] as an attempt to reconcile the basic principles of [[Judaism]] with the [[Enlightenment]] values of rational thought and scientific evidence.
 
[[Liberal Judaism]] first arose in early nineteenth century [[Germany]] as an attempt to reconcile the basic principles of [[Judaism]] with the [[Enlightenment]] values of rational thought and scientific evidence.
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Liberal Judaism first arose in early nineteenth century Germany as an attempt to reconcile the basic principles of Judaism with the Enlightenment values of rational thought and scientific evidence.