Anonymous #1 3d

Really? Most synagogues I’ve seen have never looked anything like this.

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Anonymous #2 3d

Huh? A lot of old synagogues have dome tops

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Anonymous #1 3d

Most reform synagogues do because they try to emulate other religions

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Anonymous #1 3d

I guess most the ones I’ve been to don’t idk. Maybe it’s a location thing or smth lol

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Anonymous #3 3d

…. What. My moms conservative synagogue had domes. Hurva Synagogue in old city Jerusalem is an orthodox synagogue with domes. Yall just making shit up now

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Anonymous #1 3d

I was gonna say that I doubt they chose to copy another religion 😂

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Anonymous #2 3d

Right like deadass what is bro saying 😭😭😭😭

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Anonymous #1 3d

I was like if anything Christianity and Islam came from Judaism so they copied us 😂

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Anonymous #1 2d

Conservative followed after the reform movement, yes

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Anonymous #2 2d

Reform and conservative shuls explicitly tried to look like other houses of worship, because they thought it would increase the acceptance of Judaism in mainstream society. It did not work

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Anonymous #4 2d

Okay so what about Hurva synagogue, Shaarei Tfiloh Synagogue, Mikro Kodesh Synagogue, Eldridge Street Synagogue, and many many other orthodox synagogues with domes

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Anonymous #3 2d

Okay so you just completely glossed over the orthodox part but ight

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Anonymous #1 2d

This is an Orthodox Jewish synagogue that serves Kazakhstan and uses traditional Turkic architectural elements

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Anonymous OP 2d

Yes and there are many other orthodox synagogues in the Middle East, Europe, and the Americas that have similar styles

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Anonymous OP 2d

Jews have been living in Central Asia for thousands of years

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Anonymous OP 2d

When did I claim otherwise

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