In which Jewish denomination are women officially permitted to become rabbis?

Multiple choice question for Miscellaneous Economics Mcqs. Select an option, then review the explanation below.

Explanation

Among the various Jewish movements, Reform Judaism is the one that formally ordains women as rabbis. Orthodox Judaism generally does not allow female rabbis, Conservative Judaism has varied practices but traditionally was more restrictive, and Sephardic Judaism refers to a cultural group rather than a denomination that ordains rabbis.

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In which Jewish denomination are women officially permitted to become rabbis?

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