Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Neo-Western Sephardim refers to a small but growing population among the Sephardic Bnei Anusim in Iberia and Ibero-America who in the late 20th and early 21st centuries have recently begun returning to Judaism.Descended from Sephardi Jews, some of these organized groups now operate as functional communities of public Judaizers. These communities consist of various groups categorised by Jewish religious status, which include: Those whose entire membership has received a blanket recognition (after careful examination) by rabbinical authorities as being officially Jewish without the need of reversion to Judaism, Those whose entire membership consists of persons who have officially reverted to Judaism according to Jewish religious law, Those whose membership consists of persons where only some have as yet formally reverted to Judaism, and the remainder are either presently in the process of formal reversion to Judaism, or prospective reverts to Judaism (i.e. Judaizing persons who have not yet begun the process of formal reversion to Judaism), and finally, Those whose membership consists of persons where no member has as yet formally reverted to, but are prospective reverts, to Judaism (i.e. Judaizing persons who have not yet begun the process of formal reversion to Judaism."@en }
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- Neo-Western_Sephardim abstract "Neo-Western Sephardim refers to a small but growing population among the Sephardic Bnei Anusim in Iberia and Ibero-America who in the late 20th and early 21st centuries have recently begun returning to Judaism.Descended from Sephardi Jews, some of these organized groups now operate as functional communities of public Judaizers. These communities consist of various groups categorised by Jewish religious status, which include: Those whose entire membership has received a blanket recognition (after careful examination) by rabbinical authorities as being officially Jewish without the need of reversion to Judaism, Those whose entire membership consists of persons who have officially reverted to Judaism according to Jewish religious law, Those whose membership consists of persons where only some have as yet formally reverted to Judaism, and the remainder are either presently in the process of formal reversion to Judaism, or prospective reverts to Judaism (i.e. Judaizing persons who have not yet begun the process of formal reversion to Judaism), and finally, Those whose membership consists of persons where no member has as yet formally reverted to, but are prospective reverts, to Judaism (i.e. Judaizing persons who have not yet begun the process of formal reversion to Judaism.".
- Q20974203 abstract "Neo-Western Sephardim refers to a small but growing population among the Sephardic Bnei Anusim in Iberia and Ibero-America who in the late 20th and early 21st centuries have recently begun returning to Judaism.Descended from Sephardi Jews, some of these organized groups now operate as functional communities of public Judaizers. These communities consist of various groups categorised by Jewish religious status, which include: Those whose entire membership has received a blanket recognition (after careful examination) by rabbinical authorities as being officially Jewish without the need of reversion to Judaism, Those whose entire membership consists of persons who have officially reverted to Judaism according to Jewish religious law, Those whose membership consists of persons where only some have as yet formally reverted to Judaism, and the remainder are either presently in the process of formal reversion to Judaism, or prospective reverts to Judaism (i.e. Judaizing persons who have not yet begun the process of formal reversion to Judaism), and finally, Those whose membership consists of persons where no member has as yet formally reverted to, but are prospective reverts, to Judaism (i.e. Judaizing persons who have not yet begun the process of formal reversion to Judaism.".