For the thirteenth reading reflection this semester in Jews, Christians, Muslims: A comparative introduction to Monotheistic Religions, we read and learned about Ethics in Judaism. The Seven Commandments to the Descendants of Noah are a set of rules given by God for the “children of Noah” to follow. The rules are: to establish courts of justice, to refrain from cursing God, to refrain from murder, to refrain from eating limbs from living animals, to refrain from stealing, to refrain from incestuous relations and to refrain from idolatry. These seven commandments were established to create justice, oneness for God and civility for Jews and non-Jews. In the social ethics of Judaism, members are told to avoid during evil to the weak but to help
