Abrahamson at 07:27, 24 August 2008

2008-08-24T07:27:51Z

Mikewinddale at 08:08, 22 August 2008

2008-08-22T08:08:25Z

New page

The section titled "Rabbi J. David Bleich" should be retitled as "Rabbi J. David Blech and Rabbi Ahron Soloveichik"

Rabbi Aharon Soloveichik does NOT have a "t" in his last name.

Chelkat Yoav Tanyana 14 should be given its own small section, with more details. The following is from the list of publications that touch on Noachide law; it is more detailed there, and the same level of detail should extend to this present article:
Yehoshua, Rabbi Yoav, (c 1880) Chelkat Yoav Tanyana 14, it is likely that Jewish law recognizes as proper a Noachide law which provides a sanction for violations other than the death penalty. Noachide law is authorized even to execute. It is not, however, obligated to execute for all violations. In particular this must flow logically from the opinion of Nachmanides that dinim incorporates the obligation to create a system of financial law.

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	Chelkat Yoav Tanyana 14 should be given its own small section, with more details. The following is from the list of publications that touch on Noachide law; it is more detailed there, and the same level of detail should extend to this present article:		Chelkat Yoav Tanyana 14 should be given its own small section, with more details. The following is from the list of publications that touch on Noachide law; it is more detailed there, and the same level of detail should extend to this present article:
	Yehoshua, Rabbi Yoav, (c 1880) Chelkat Yoav Tanyana 14, it is likely that Jewish law recognizes as proper a Noachide law which provides a sanction for violations other than the death penalty. Noachide law is authorized even to execute. It is not, however, obligated to execute for all violations. In particular this must flow logically from the opinion of Nachmanides that dinim incorporates the obligation to create a system of financial law.		Yehoshua, Rabbi Yoav, (c 1880) Chelkat Yoav Tanyana 14, it is likely that Jewish law recognizes as proper a Noachide law which provides a sanction for violations other than the death penalty. Noachide law is authorized even to execute. It is not, however, obligated to execute for all violations. In particular this must flow logically from the opinion of Nachmanides that dinim incorporates the obligation to create a system of financial law.
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		+	:Thank you for your comments. Feel free to make changes yourself. The issue of "Capital Punishment in Noahide law" is probably one of the most important areas of Noahide teachings to be explained fully, because is consistently being misquoted by those who want to spread misinformation and slander about Noahides. --[[User:Abrahamson\|Abrahamson]] 03:27, 24 August 2008 (EDT)

Talk:Capital Punishment in Noahide law - Revision history

Abrahamson at 07:27, 24 August 2008

Mikewinddale at 08:08, 22 August 2008