Talk:Two House theology

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Regarding the edit I made today galut5 00:33, 30 June 2007 (UTC): people who support and embrace two house theology are far beyond just karaite types or any particular sect or flavor within any one sect... especially just small scattered Messianic groups who are largely unaccounted for, unorganized, and fighting internally about where/how they stand up against Christian and Jewish orthodoxy. You have Christians from different denominations writing about the lost tribes. You even have Mormons writing about it. You also have Orthodox Jews talking about it and writing about it... largely because their Mishnah has the ancient sages talking about the reality of the two houses. The paragraph I removed just isn't pertinent here for numerous reasons. If one housers want to start an article or add a section about why they don't like some two housers' other doctrinal stances, they should title an article or section more appropriate than "Details Disputed" in this article. The seciton was designed to dispute the details of two house idealogy, not dispute the doctrinal details of those who may or may not support the subject herein. galut5 00:33, 30 June 2007 (UTC)[reply]