Desert Snake
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Therefore? You are presuming that one needs the Talmud, in order to know what that would /likely mean. What an arbitrary argument.That doesn't really matter if you don't know what the content of the covenant is.
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Therefore? You are presuming that one needs the Talmud, in order to know what that would /likely mean. What an arbitrary argument.That doesn't really matter if you don't know what the content of the covenant is.
I'm not sure why you would call that arbitrary. You've just agreed that the Noahide Laws are not found in the Torah. So without the Talmud to tell you what the Laws are, how would you know what is expected of you under the covenant?Therefore? You are presuming that one needs the Talmud, in order to know what that would /likely mean. What an arbitrary argument.
I'm just going to start a new thread in the general religious DIR.I'm not sure why you would call that arbitrary. You've just agreed that the Noahide Laws are not found in the Torah. So without the Talmud to tell you what the Laws are, how would you know what is expected of you under the covenant?
okI'm just going to start a new thread in the general religious DIR.
From the Church and the Bible. Both are a part of Holy Tradition. The Church is the authority.
Disregard my answer. I thought you were talking about something totally different. I didn't even realise what thread it is.Your Bible must not include the book of Genesis.
Genesis 6:18
For your perusal, I've written a lengthy post on the subject some time ago. It may clear things up and I'm happy to follow up on any questions.Based on that, and acceptance of the honesty of my position, am I a Noahide?