Noahism - Revision history

פטר חמור at 13:43, 8 December 2025

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-'''Noahism''' but perhaps better known as '''The Rainbow Covenant''' is ''any'' personal, private, or public system promoting what Judaism considers to be the 7 fundamental principles of civilized Humans. These principles include:
+'''Noahism''' is ''any'' personal, private, or public system promoting what Judaism considers to be the 7 fundamental principles of civilized Humans better known in Judaism as '''The Rainbow Covenant'''. These principles include:
 :No Injustice
 :No Murder

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-'''Noahism''' is ''any'' personal, private, or public system promoting what Judaism considers to be the 7 fundamental principles of civilized Humans. These principles include:
+'''Noahism''' but perhaps better known as '''The Rainbow Covenant''' is ''any'' personal, private, or public system promoting what Judaism considers to be the 7 fundamental principles of civilized Humans. These principles include:
 :No Injustice
 :No Murder

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-'''Noahism'''  or '''Brith Olam''' or Spiritual Zionism (aka צִיּוֹנוּת רוּחָנִית) or Brith Shalom meaning the Covenant of Peace but perhaps better known as '''The Rainbow Covenant''', describes '''Universal Judaism''' or '''Judaism for all'''  being ''any'' system promoting what Judaism considers to be the 7 fundamental principles of civilized Humans. These principles include:
+'''Noahism''' is ''any'' personal, private, or public system promoting what Judaism considers to be the 7 fundamental principles of civilized Humans. These principles include:
 :No Injustice
 :No Murder

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	Many individuals and groups around the world today and throughout history have upheld these principles. Judaism considers such people to be [[Hokhmei Umot haOlam]]. Any of the [[Hokhmei Umot haOlam]] who have come to believe in [[Noahide Judaism]] could be considered [[Hasidei Umot haOlam]].		Many individuals and groups around the world today and throughout history have upheld these principles. Judaism considers such people to be [[Hokhmei Umot haOlam]]. Any of the [[Hokhmei Umot haOlam]] who have come to believe in [[Noahide Judaism]] could be considered [[Hasidei Umot haOlam]].

−	The Covenant of Noah that [[HaShem]] will not flood the land as long as all of the people of the land maintain the Laws of Noah. All being well, those who have never broken this covenant ''should'' merit a place in the world to come, though there is no guarantee.	+	The Covenant of Noah that [[HaShem]] will not flood the land as long as all of the people of the land maintain the Laws of Noah. All being well, those who have never broken this covenant ''should'' merit a place in the world to come (though Judaism holds there is no guarantee without [[Noahide Judaism]]).

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	Many individuals and groups around the world today and throughout history have upheld these principles. Judaism considers such people to be [[Hokhmei Umot haOlam]]. Any of the [[Hokhmei Umot haOlam]] who have come to believe in [[Noahide Judaism]] could be considered [[Hasidei Umot haOlam]].		Many individuals and groups around the world today and throughout history have upheld these principles. Judaism considers such people to be [[Hokhmei Umot haOlam]]. Any of the [[Hokhmei Umot haOlam]] who have come to believe in [[Noahide Judaism]] could be considered [[Hasidei Umot haOlam]].

−	The Covenant of Noah that [[HaShem]] will not flood the land as long as all of the people of the land maintain the Laws of Noah. All being well, those who have never broken this covenant should merit a place in the world to come.	+	The Covenant of Noah that [[HaShem]] will not flood the land as long as all of the people of the land maintain the Laws of Noah. All being well, those who have never broken this covenant ''should'' merit a place in the world to come, though there is no guarantee.