Nom, you seem very casual about admitting conservative and other “branches” of disbelieving jews into the valid Torah camp.
There are more orthodox vs. conservative synagogues now than there were 20, 30 years ago – the fact that most Jews aren’t Orthodox seems to mean to you that there should be some validity in non-orthodox jewish movements.
For the record, you believe that there is a type of legitimacy in conservatism, even though they do not believe in the ikkarim and constantly change halacha?
Perhaps you’re a hybrid of saul lieberman and neo chabad wrapped in one package. If anything, it’s outliers who still ponder the words of shmuel david luzzato, shlomo Yehudah rappaport, Abraham heschel, etc…who are the tiny, insignificant minority, falling into obscurity amid the towering tidal waves of normative Torah spreading throughout the world.