Halacha 106: Idolatry, Ethics of Life, and Compassion in Torah Law

Course Overview & Outcomes This advanced course explores the Torah’s legal and ethical framework concerning idolatry, the sanctity of life, and compassion toward animals and nature. Designed for serious students of Halacha, this 12-lesson video course includes in-depth teachings, PowerPoint presentations, a final quiz, and the opportunity to earn a certificate and Academy Badge upon completion. What You Will Learn: Idolatrous Prohibitions – Understanding the Torah’s definition of idolatry, its dangers, and its implications for Noahides. Suffering to Animals & Nature – The ethical principles behind animal welfare and environmental responsibility in Torah law. Laws on the Prohibition of Murder – The Torah’s perspective on the sanctity of human life, justice, and ethical considerations regarding self-defense and society. Who Is This Course For? This course is best suited for advanced Noahides, Torah scholars, and serious students of Halacha who seek: A deeper understanding of Torah law related to idolatry, life, and compassion. A structured learning experience with visual presentations and guided study. Certification and recognition of their studies through the Academy Badge. A final quiz to assess their comprehension and mastery of the material. By the end of this course, you will have a solid grasp of these essential Halachic principles and their application in daily life, strengthening your knowledge and commitment to righteous living.