What Are the Seven Noahide Laws?
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Jewish tradition outlines a set of ethical guidelines for non-Jews known as the Seven Noahide Laws, which serve as universal moral principles. These laws encompass prohibitions against idolatry, blasphemy, murder, sexual immorality, theft, and the consumption of flesh taken from an animal while it is alive, along with a mandate to establish courts of justice. The Noahide Laws provide a framework for moral and ethical conduct that is accessible and applicable to all of humanity, emphasizing the Jewish belief that one doesn’t need to convert to Judaism to lead a righteous life. This approach highlights Judaism's inclusive perspective on how non-Jews can achieve spiritual fulfillment and societal harmony.