Noahide Protestant Religion - Revision history

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‎The Paradigm Shift: questioning the need of those paragraphs in here

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 * [http://www.asknoah.org/thedivinecode.html The Divine Code Volume 1] - The Seven Noahide Laws codified - The first Shulchan Aruch for Bnai Noah
 * [http://noahideclass.com Archived classes of past Bnai Noah Studies] on The Divine Code and [http://stores.lulu.com/okbns Service from the Heart Bnai Noah prayer book]
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 * [http://www.originsofourfaith.com/OOOF-10.html Chapter 10 – Why Christianity?]
 * [http://universaltorah.com/ The Universal Torah Network] Rabbi Chaim Richman, Rabbi Avraham Greenbaum, Sam Peak and others.
-* [http://asknoah.org/ - AskNoah.org]
+* [http://asknoah.org/ AskNoah.org]
-* [http://www.asknoah.org/thedivinecode.html The Divine Code] Volume 1 - The Seven Noahide Laws codified - The first Shulchan Aruch for Bnai Noah
+* [http://www.asknoah.org/thedivinecode.html The Divine Code Volume 1] - The Seven Noahide Laws codified - The first Shulchan Aruch for Bnai Noah
 * [http://noahideclass.com Archived classes of past Bnai Noah Studies] on The Divine Code and [http://stores.lulu.com/okbns Service from the Heart Bnai Noah prayer book]

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 * [http://www.originsofourfaith.com/OOOF-09.html Chapter 9 – What is the Point of Salvation?]
 * [http://www.originsofourfaith.com/OOOF-10.html Chapter 10 – Why Christianity?]
-* [http://universaltorah.com/ The Universal Torah Network] Rabbi Chaim Richman, Rabbi Avraham Greenbaum, Joseph Good, Sam Peak and others.
+* [http://universaltorah.com/ The Universal Torah Network] Rabbi Chaim Richman, Rabbi Avraham Greenbaum, Sam Peak and others.
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	The reason for this is that our doctrinal outlook is derived through a particular perspective that is based upon certain assumptions. These assumptions are held as undeniable truths, locking us into a paradigm that is very difficult to alter. And, in fact, we will discover proofs that seem to support our paradigm, because we do not accept as valid any other perspective. The condition then that we find ourselves in is known as “cognitive dissonance.” Regardless of what may be true, we believe those things that are comfortable for us to accept, and do not believe those things that are uncomfortable.		The reason for this is that our doctrinal outlook is derived through a particular perspective that is based upon certain assumptions. These assumptions are held as undeniable truths, locking us into a paradigm that is very difficult to alter. And, in fact, we will discover proofs that seem to support our paradigm, because we do not accept as valid any other perspective. The condition then that we find ourselves in is known as “cognitive dissonance.” Regardless of what may be true, we believe those things that are comfortable for us to accept, and do not believe those things that are uncomfortable.
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−	This book is an attempt to explain “the phenomenon” that is now happening in Christianity through undergoing a “paradigm shift” and discovering the origins of our faith. Those origins take us back to a young Orthodox Jewish rabbi who taught for just over three years and died at the age of thirty-three.
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−	To find out more about this young rabbi, Rabbi Yeshua Ben-Yoseph, we must look at his life and teachings in context of the culture, time, and belief system in which they took place. This discovery begins by asking a common phrase heard in modern Christianity, “What would Jesus do?”

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 Noahides who come from Protestant Christian backgrounds generally fall into two categories.
-* Reformist: Some Protestant Christian, through a more thorough and historical search of their own traditions have questioned some of the teachings of Protestant Christianity which deviate from Jewish teachings. They see in this the continuation of the reforms of the Protestant Church over the Catholic Church. Specifically they tend to be anti-trinitarian and they adopt a Jewish concept of Messiah, claiming Jesus as a divine teacher and Saviour but not equivalent with God.
+* Reformist: Some Protestants, through a more thorough and historical search of their own traditions have questioned some of the teachings of Protestant Christianity which deviate from Jewish teachings. They see in this the continuation of the reforms of the Protestant Church over the Catholic Church. Specifically they tend to be anti-trinitarian and they adopt a Jewish concept of Messiah, claiming Jesus as a divine teacher and Saviour but not equivalent with God.
 * Rejectionist: Some Noahides, many from a Baptist or Evangelical background have declared themselves Noahides.  Some have sought conversion to Judaism.  Their approach has been to reject all aspects of Protestant Christianity and adopt various Jewish traditions, albeit modified is some way.

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 ==Origins of Our Faith==
-Rick Richardson in his book "Origins of Our Faith: The Hebrew Roots of Christianity"<ref>[http://www.originsofourfaith.com/OOOF-01.html Source]</ref> explores what it means to be a Noahide Christian.  He believes that Christianity started out as a kind of Noahide faith, but was swerved off track by the 3rd century CE.  In it he describes "the Phenomenon", the movement of Christians not away from their faith, but back to their roots -- back to Judaism.  His book may be purchased or read-online.<ref>[http://www.originsofourfaith.com/bkordr.html Origins of Our Faith Online]</ref>
+Rick Richardson<ref>This Rick Richardson is unrelated to the Christian Evangelist of the same name</ref> in his book "Origins of Our Faith: The Hebrew Roots of Christianity"<ref>[http://www.originsofourfaith.com/OOOF-01.html Source]</ref> explores what it means to be a Noahide Christian.  He believes that Christianity started out as a kind of Noahide faith, but was swerved off track by the 3rd century CE.  In it he describes "the Phenomenon", the movement of Christians not away from their faith, but back to their roots -- back to Judaism.  His book may be purchased or read-online.<ref>[http://www.originsofourfaith.com/bkordr.html Origins of Our Faith Online]</ref>
 His website carries this warning: