Editing Saul Lieberman (section)

==Paradox in affiliation==
Perhaps because he was so deeply involved in the Seminary, Lieberman was often accused (especially posthumously) of being on the very right wing of Conservative Judaism.  Personally fully observant of [[Halakha]], he would not pray in a synagogue which did not have separate seating for men and women. Lieberman insisted that all services at the Seminary's Stein Hall, where he prayed daily, have a [[mechitza]] even though most Conservative synagogues did not. Additionally, Lieberman saw that the seminary synagogue where he prayed used an Orthodox [[siddur]] rather than one produced by the Rabbinical Assembly.<ref>David Golinkin, [https://seforimblog.com/2014/12/was-professor-saul-lieberman-orthodox/ ''<nowiki>Was Professor Saul Lieberman “Orthodox” or “Conservative”? [1]</nowiki>''], by footnote 16.</ref>{{better source needed|date=September 2023}}