Deletion of Orthodox Messianic Jews

Comment: complete lack of |sources. Need sources to get to square one on  and 
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Comment: Lack of sources, ''per se'', is not grounds for deletion.  This does read like |original research, though, and uses insider jargon instead of plain English (''Jesus Christ|Yeshua
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Comment: WP:V, 
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Comment: because there is no such animal! The whole point of Messianic Judaism|Messianic Jews is that they claim to be "like Orthodox Jews" so that it makes absolutely no sense to talk of "Orthodox Messianic Jews" besides which, it's a total oxymoron as if to say there are "Orthodox Reform Jews" or "Orthodox Jewish atheists" all of which would defy logic and reality. This stub is entirely  and is nothing but a  and must go
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Comment: The article's use of quotes from the New Testament as its exclusive source, including as support for a claim that a modern movement exists and has been in existence "for centuries", is but one example of the article's level of . Even if the New Testament could be interpreted as calling for Jewish converts to continue living as Orthodox Jews (a view that would appear to be, at the least, debatable), this provides no evidence, as claimed, that "this very thing has existed amongst them for centuries" or that there exists a |notable or |verifiable group of such individuals ''today''. Best
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