Universal Justice

Exploring the 7 Noahide Laws* for a Harmonious Humanity

A transformative CLE-accredited series that will delve into the 7 Noahide Laws*, a timeless framework for promoting compassion, justice, and morality. Discover how these ancient principles can inform modern law and ethics and foster a more harmonious world.

(*The seven Noahide laws are a set of Biblical commandments that the Talmud identifies as the universal ethical norms for all civilization and serve as a basic concept in international law)

1. Not to Worship Idols
   Are You a Slave to Your Stuff? Finding Meaning Beyond Materialism
   
2. Not to Curse God
   Gratitude vs. Grumbling: Finding Faith When Life Feels Unfair
   
3. Not to Murder
   When Is Taking a Life Justifiable? The Ethics of Self-Defense and Euthanasia
   
4. Not to Commit Adultery
   Can You Keep a Promise? The Power of Trust in Relationships
   
5. Not to Steal
   Is Borrowing Really Stealing? Everyday Honesty in a Grey World
   
6. To Establish Courts of Justice
   Do the Right Thing: How Everyday Choices Create a Fairer World
   
7. Not to Eat from a Living Animal
   All Creatures Great and Small: Sensitivity for Animals and the Environment

Taught by Rabbi Alexander Coleman

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