The Hebrew Roots Movement tends to involve a progressive radicalization through increasingly extreme positions

Mike outlines a typical progression: (1) Torah-keeping is a good idea. (2) Torah-keeping is required. (3) Paul's writings must be reinterpreted or rejected. (4) Jesus himself is rejected. He observes that people often enter by becoming enamored with Jewish culture and practices, but gradually the Torah comes to seem more authoritative than the NT, and eventually they reach a place where their faith is unrecognizable as Christian.