Netiv - Virtual Learning For Noahides
Oct 14, 2026 · 11 min · 9 segments
Do the Noahide Laws Threaten Christians? A Response to Will Sexton
On that point, many believers, Jews, Christians, and Noahides alike actually would agree.
But then a critical question must be asked.
Who gets to decide what constitutes rejecting God? Because throughout history, nearly every religious group has accused someone else of doing exactly that.
Disagreement is not the same thing as rebellion.
The Noahide movement teaches belief in one creator.
Whether you agree with its theology or not, it is difficult to honestly describe people who dedicate their lives to serve the Creator of heaven and earth as followers of Satan.
More importantly, Will argues that Satan's defining characteristics is pride, the belief that one group is inherently superior to another.
Yet that raises another important question.
Is the Noahide movement actually teaching that Jews are superior to everyone else? Or is its teaching that all human beings are created by God and have a role to play in His plan? Because if the latter is true, then the entire premise of the argument falls apart.
It was created around the very different idea that a non-Jew can serve God, be righteous, and have a relationship with the creator of the universe without converting to Judaism.
This is not a message of superiority.
It is a message of spiritual inclusion.
So before we accept the claim that Noahide teachings are a form of Satanism, let's do something better.
Let's examine what Noahides actually believe, what Jewish sources actually teach, and whether the claims made in the video stand up to scrutiny.
Now, I believe...
He is raising concerns that many Christians genuinely have.
When people hear claims that Noahide laws are part of a plan to replace Christianity, criminalize Christians, or establish Jewish religious control over society, those concerns deserve thoughtful response.
So let's examine some of the major claims and separate fact from misunderstanding.
On that point, many believers, Jews, Christians, and Noahides alike actually would agree.
But then a critical question must be asked.
Who gets to decide what constitutes rejecting God? Because throughout history, nearly every religious group has accused someone else of doing exactly that.
Disagreement is not the same thing as rebellion.
The Noahide movement teaches belief in one creator.
Whether you agree with its theology or not, it is difficult to honestly describe people who dedicate their lives to serve the Creator of heaven and earth as followers of Satan.
More importantly, Will argues that Satan's defining characteristics is pride, the belief that one group is inherently superior to another.
Yet that raises another important question.
Is the Noahide movement actually teaching that Jews are superior to everyone else? Or is its teaching that all human beings are created by God and have a role to play in His plan? Because if the latter is true, then the entire premise of the argument falls apart.
It was created around the very different idea that a non-Jew can serve God, be righteous, and have a relationship with the creator of the universe without converting to Judaism.
This is not a message of superiority.
It is a message of spiritual inclusion.
So before we accept the claim that Noahide teachings are a form of Satanism, let's do something better.
Let's examine what Noahides actually believe, what Jewish sources actually teach, and whether the claims made in the video stand up to scrutiny.
Now, I believe...
He is raising concerns that many Christians genuinely have.
When people hear claims that Noahide laws are part of a plan to replace Christianity, criminalize Christians, or establish Jewish religious control over society, those concerns deserve thoughtful response.
So let's examine some of the major claims and separate fact from misunderstanding.
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