Original sentence: At the local level, however, limited accomodations are being made.Currently, they appear to stand alone as notable leaders in the mainstream Jewish denominations with this view.However, their work has failed to win any acceptance among their denominations, or among the wider Jewish community, and indeed, their work has provoked sharp and widespread criticism within Judaism.Many Evangelical and Pentecostal groups have welcomed the movement and some have actively founded "Messianic" congregations.Messianic Judaism is held to be non-Jewish by Reform, Orthodox, Conservative, and Reconstructionist Judaism.Reconstructionist Rabbi Carol Harris-Shapiro wrote in her book Messianic Judaism that it could be considered an authentic branch of Judaism.Some individuals, especially humanistic Jews, hold that messianic Judaism should be considered a viable approach to Judaism, but that view is generally not reciprocated, and they themselves are rejected by the above groups.These congregations almost by definition begin at the far evangelical pole (if they can be considered Messianic at all), but often move towards the Torah pole.This criticism is not widespread in Evangelical circles, but appears to be growing, especially as the movement seeks to define itself as a Judaism
Edited sentence: A few within Humanistic Judaism, a small group of atheist and agnostic Jews who are also controversial amongst every other branch of Judaism, hold that messianic Judaism is a viable approach to Judaism, and believe such groups should be considered forms of Judaism.But this criticism is not widespread in Evangelical circles.However, their work has failed to win any acceptance among their denominations, or among the wider Jewish community, and has sparked an ongoing controversy as to whether the authors themselves have gone too far.Many Evangelical and Pentecostal groups have welcomed the movement and have actively founded Messianic congregations, but many more liberal Christians have been more critical.Messianic Judaism is condemned as heretical and non-Jewish by Reform, Orthodox, Conservative, and Reconstructionist Judaism.One can also find a miniscule number of religiously liberal Jews who are accepting of messianic Judaism: Reconstructionist Rabbi Carol Harris-Shapiro wrote in her book Messianic Judaism that it could be considered an authentic branch of Judaism.The very overwhelming majority of Jews (including secular ones) believe they have.There are a few dissenting voices