(a) if my theology be accurate, at least jews, christians, muslims, and mormons all believe they believe in the same god (their differences lying in beliefs as to which prophets had commit bits), so it's not surprising that Rome would have declared their impression of his philosophy an official heresy, eg https://www.vatican.va/content/pius-x/en/encyclicals/documen...
(b) although he said he was being misinterpreted, his congregation* also threw him out for what they saw as heresy.
* reform is XIX, and haredim are XX, so it's probably safe to say his XVII congregation was orthodox?
(b) although he said he was being misinterpreted, his congregation* also threw him out for what they saw as heresy.
* reform is XIX, and haredim are XX, so it's probably safe to say his XVII congregation was orthodox?