Reconstructionism retains warm relations with Reform Judaism; however, Orthodox Judaism considers Reconstructionism, and every other non-Orthodox denomination, to be in violation of proper observance of interpretation of Jewish law. The Jewish Reconstructionist Federation is a member of the World Union for Progressive Judaism, in which it gained an observer status in 1990. In November 2022, a small Korean Karaite community was established in Pyeongtaek, South Korea. The community mixes Eastern European Karaism and the naturalistic philosophy of Rabbi Mordecai Kaplan. See also Humanistic Judaism Jewish secularism Notes References Bibliography Platform on Reconstructionism, FRCH Newsletter, Sept. 1986, pages D, E Exploring Judaism: A Reconstructionist Approach, Rebecca Alpert and Jacob J. Staub, The Reconstructionist Press, 1988 David Griffin's article in Jewish Theology and Process Thought, Ed. Sandra B. Lubarsky and David Ray Griffin, State University of New York Press, 1996. Louis Jacobs God, Torah, Israel: Traditionalism Without Fundamentalism Hebrew Union College Press, Cincinnati, 1990; Judaism As a Civilization Mordecai Kaplan, The Jewish Publications Society, 1994 Mordecai Kaplan "The Meaning of God in Modern Jewish Religion", 1962 Liebman, Charles S. “Reconstructionism in American Jewish Life.” The American Jewish Year Book 71 (1970): 3–99. Available at External links Reconstructing Judaism Reconstructionist Rabbinical College Reconstructionist Rabbinical Association Jewish religious movements 1968 in Judaism