An example of a ritual rejected by the Pittsburgh Platform is kashrut, or the observance of Jewish dietary laws. These ritual laws were seen as detracting from Jewish life in the modern era by placing undue emphasis on ritual, rather than ethical considerations.
According to the Pittsburgh Platform, an example of a rejected ritual is kashrut, which involves observing Jewish dietary laws. These religious customs were viewed as hindering modern Jewish living by focusing too much on ceremonial practices rather than moral considerations.