Kemetic Update

[Rival]

Do some form of noahidism (that is not so strict) accept that a noahide can marry people who is not noahide?

Yes, Noahides can marry non-Noahides but that is not my problem. You may want to go back to this OP,

Noachidism | Religious Forums

 

[Starlight]

Maybe you followed a to srict form of noahidism before?

 

[Rival]

Maybe you followed a to srict form of noahidism before?

Noachidism is basically meant to have the same beliefs as Judaism, so religions such as Christianity are not acceptable.

 

[Starlight]

Noachidism is basically meant to have the same beliefs as Judaism, so religions such as Christianity are not acceptable.

Yes i understand. But is really all forms of noahidism So strict about that you can not celebrate religious Festivals or have rituals?maybe Ortodox Jews have different opinions about noahide laws ,So maybe follow a opinion that is not So strict?

 

[Rival]

maybe Ortodox Jews have different opinions about noahide laws

They don't. It is what it is.

 

[Starlight]

They don't. It is what it is.

What about Other denominations of judaism?

 

[Starlight]

Chabad.org is not So strict about the noahide laws

 

[Starlight]

I hope you are better mentaly now.i'm been worried about you. Your new religion kemeticism seems very good and exciting. I love the prayer rug you have

 

[Rival]

My Rabbi Hirsch Chumash came today and I absolutely love it

 

[Rival]

My current beliefs seem to be confusing folks more than my old ones!!

It seems Pagans who believe in a transcendent monotheistic God are fleetingly rare.

 

[JustGeorge]

My current beliefs seem to be confusing folks more than my old ones!!

It seems Pagans who believe in a transcendent monotheistic God are fleetingly rare.

This seems very likely true.

 

[Rival]

This seems very likely true.

If there were an Abrahamic religion not-Judaism I could believe in, I'd have it.

 

[Alex22]

My current beliefs seem to be confusing folks more than my old ones!!

It seems Pagans who believe in a transcendent monotheistic God are fleetingly rare.

How does that work?, do you think Ra, Hathor, Isis and all the other numerous deities that the Egyptians worshipped are manifestations of one god or something?

 

[JustGeorge]

If there were an Abrahamic religion not-Judaism I could believe in, I'd have it.

Are there any non-Abrahamic traditions out there that are believable to you? I don't really know much myself, other than Zoroastrianism, but I'm not really all that read up on strictly monotheistic paths.

 

[Rival]

How does that work?, do you think Ra, Hathor, Isis and all the other numerous deities that the Egyptians worshipped are manifestations of one god or something?

Yes.

Are there any non-Abrahamic traditions out there that are believable to you? I don't really know much myself, other than Zoroastrianism, but I'm not really all that read up on strictly monotheistic paths.

They are few. The only other is Sikhism and that doesn't do much for me.

 

[Alex22]

And what is this one gods name? Aten?

 

[Rival]

And what is this one gods name? Aten?

Amun.

 

[Starlight]

My current beliefs seem to be confusing folks more than my old ones!!

It seems Pagans who believe in a transcendent monotheistic God are fleetingly rare.

Zoroastrianism believe in a transcendent monotheistic God

 

[Rival]

Zoroastrianism believe in a transcendent monotheistic God

Been there done that. It's basically a dead religion.

 

[Alex22]

Okay, but their gods had different properties, the god Ra was different from the god Khnum. Why didn't the Egyptians have the title Amun Isis or Amun Ptah if that's what Egyptians believed? I have heard the term Amun Ra but never the term Amun Hapi or Amun Hesat.