They have declared nonmarital sex as a matter of personal conscience, not a sinful act. Incredibly, there are those who identify themselves with Orthodox Jewry, yet support the demand for pluralism in Israeli society. They intentionally blur the demarcation lines between Judaism and secular humanism. Their efforts to legitimize Reform marriage and conversion cast doubt on their own commitment to the halachic process which is the essence of Torah Judaism. Demographic expectations were not realized because their children married out and their grandchildren left us for a Christian faith, an Eastern cult, or they simply dropped out and no longer identify with any religion.
Reform is no longer a Jewish faith.
Its agenda is that of liberal-left secular humanism. The laity who comprise the Reform movement are beloved, estranged Jews who drifted away from the beliefs and practices of Judaism. We simply cannot suffer the loss of the majority of surviving Jews. The survival of any species requires a minimum critical mass. We must hope that the pluralism debate may yet serve a useful purpose.