Definitions for "Orthodox Judaism"
The stream of Jewish life and thought which accepts without reservation that the Torah was given to Moses on Sinai, and that the practices of Judaism in Halakhah and Talmud are to be strictly observed.
Beliefs and practices of Jews for whom the strict observance of Jewish law is inseparable from faith. The term came into use in the nineteenth century to describe Jews opposed to Reform.
Jews who strictly observe the Mosaic Law as interpreted in the Talmud