Editing Modern Orthodox Judaism (section)

===Positioning===
{{See also|Orthodox Judaism #Modern Orthodoxy}}
Various highly differing views (or non views) – ranging from traditionalist to revisionist – are thus offered under the banner of "Modern Orthodoxy". In fact, even among its leadership, there is limited agreement "on the philosophical parameters of modern Orthodoxy".<ref name="HelmreichShinnar"/> The boundaries here, with respect to Haredi and Conservative Judaism, have therefore become increasingly indistinct. At the same time, some elements of [[Haredi Judaism]] appear to be more receptive to messages that have traditionally been part of the Modern-Orthodox agenda. Similarly, at Modern Orthodoxy's left, many appear to align with more traditional elements of [[Conservative Judaism]]. In discussing "Modern Orthodoxy", it is thus also important to clarify its position with reference to other movements in Judaism: see [[#Comparison with other movements|§ Comparison with other movements]] below. Further, given this wide range of views, some see the possibility that, in fact, "[t]here is no longer a cohesive, singular Modern Orthodoxy";<ref name="Hain"/> see further [[#Sociological and philosophical dilemmas|below]].