Hi Rabbi, It's me Ariel I watched your lecture at AISH Hatorah and had a conversation with you on the phone. Anyway I heard on of your question and answer sessions about Reform and Conservative Jews and you answered that anything below Orthodox is not OK. I was bothered by it (even if it's true) because I always thought that Conservative Judaism wasn't too cold (like reform) and not too hot (like Orthodox). In fact I was very happy to be a Conservative Jew because we didn't have so many restrictions like the Orthodox and we didn't water down the religion so much like the Reform. I also grew up in a conservative Jewish family where my family would drive to Shul and not only that my grandmother lived up in the hills of Bel Air so the only way to get to her house for Shabbat dinner was by driving (I didn't drive up there with my mom because we already lived there). I even think that you said in that answer being totally secular was even better than being a Conservative Jew... Anyway I grew up in that environment but, felt like something was a little off when we just prayed in the synagogue but, it didn't really feel authentic like we just prayed to g-d and after that we just went about our lives religion was very boring for me and had no purpose. Recently I watched a Rabbi online who hated Reform and Conservative Jews and said that the movements were worse than Christianity because it's like they opened up the torah in the middle of road and stepped all over it. My question is do Orthodox Jews view Reform and Conservative Jews as evil heretics? Even in the Conservative Temple when they are praying to g-d intensely but, at the same time violating Shabbat does g-d hate them and he's going to send all of them to suffer after they die?? I mean I really don't know what to think anymore to cut off ties with my family and become Orthodox and warn them about their conservative ways? What do you think Rabbi?