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Indeed. Reform Rabbi Daniel Cohen-Sherbock (sp?) wrote a book on Messianic Judaism a decade ago (or more). He said the only thing that keeps MJ from fully being a legitimate branch of Judaism is the lack of a conversion protocol.
That is just plain silly. The thing that keeps the Messianic faith separate is it's holding beliefs outside of traditional Judaism.
Judaism does not encourage conversion and does not believe it is necessary to be acceptable to G-d, so the fact that the Messianic faith lacks a conversion protocol is not a convincing argument for it's rejection by traditional Judaism.
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