What do you think? I am not asking it from an Hallachic point of view, but from common sense and respect for the Jews.
I'll tell you my story. Since I was a child I was pagan, and worshipped the Sun and Mother Nature. At 16 I discovered that Jews still existed and Israel has been rebuilt. So I picked up a Bible to learn their history. Not for religious purposes yet, just to know about that strange people who had survived for two milenia despite so many persecutions.
I was very upset to discover that most of the Christian Bible was nothing but a copy of Jewish texts. So I claimed thet Christians and Muslims also, had hijacked a holy book with no right. So, since the majority of people here are Christian, I felt that I lived among thieves of foreign books, and had a nervious crisis. The doctor came to see me. He was an Atheist and said I shouldn't worry about the world but try to be happy myself in my private life. Her wife, who came with him was Catholic and listened to me, she said she had every right to use the Pentateuch in Christianity because she was outside Israel. However I was very disgusted to be forced to use the Gregorian Calendar, the calendar of a church which has hijacked Torah from Jews.
I argued that foreigners had no right to even make an opinion of who the Moshiach was, since it was a Jewush issue. No right to worshpp Jesus, since the Gospel says the Sanhedrin condemned him, and no foreigner has the right to discuss legal decisions isuued in another country.
I abandoned my personal paganism, and tried to follow Torah, at that time I had no idea of Noahidism, neither did I know Judaism. I followed the wrtten Torah literarily as far as I understood it.
Where it is said not to mix wool with other material, I understood, that it was forbidden to wear a woolen sweater, and another cloth at the same time. I also used to had a bath a few minutes before sunset as it is written, "he shall wash his body with water (in the afternoon), and shall remain impure until sunset, then he shall be pure"
Then I began to study Judaism properly with a Rav.
My thoughts have changed a lot since my teens......
But the question is still, is it moral for non Jews to use the Torah in their churches? Is it ok to count the years from the birth of someone they claim Jews had judged and condemned?
What do you think?